Sentence examples for communication made from inspiring English sources

There is less research on its formal application in authenticating and validating interpretations of attempts at communication made by people with severe communicative impairments in dyadic interactions (see Money [ 18] for an early application).

His abilities for communication made him a natural diplomat, a builder of bridges between cultures," said his friend Paz Zarate.

This developed spontaneously, in the 1970s, among deaf Nicaraguan schoolchildren: an untainted expression of communication made visual.

Apart from a brief hello - "It's so good to be back," she tells us - little is said, with all communication made through the music.

Near the close of the 19th century, a new means of military signal communication made its appearance the wireless telegraph, or radio.

The cheap, instant and often nearly constant communication made possible by the technology revolution has further fundamentally altered the experience of moving away from home.

Some grandparent enthusiasts say this latest form of virtual communication makes the actual separation harder.

"The inherently impersonal nature of online communication makes such messages inherently susceptible to misinterpretation".

And better communication makes it easier for noses to be poked into other dioceses' business.

A lot of it comes from communication, making the right calls at the right times.

Instant communication makes it a little too easy to grab a piece of that attention.