Sentence examples for communicating very from inspiring English sources

"It's making sure that we're communicating very well — it's both an art and a skill".

"We will be communicating very soon with them about what kind of assistance we need to move forward".

"That really made me see that she's communicating very directly with a shockingly young audience, picking up what they're thinking, and incorporating that into her work".

I mean, normally that's the kind of thing your wife or husband would discuss with you before they did it or while they were thinking about it.... Obviously, we weren't communicating very well at that time".

Speaking in New York for an interview to promote a new documentary about the band, Jagger said the pair had a period in the 1980s when they "were not communicating very well".

Even his actors can be confused; before starting work on Adoration, one of its leads, Scott Speedman, said he thought Egoyan would be "an auteur in a black suit, not communicating very much".

And from a psychiatric point of view, I don't know that psychiatry communicates very well with the community GP.

The malaria team at Imperial recognised that science has a communication problem and they realised that if they could communicate very difficult and complex science to 12 year-olds, pitching to potential funders would be child's play.

But we communicated very effectively.

They communicate very purely and directly.

He spoke softly and communicated very little with us Europeans.