Sentence examples for even trying to communicate from inspiring English sources

Indeed, speakers can engage in implicature without even trying to communicate, as when they deliberately speak in a language their audience cannot understand, or when they have no audience at all.

Have you ever tried to Communicate Your Weaknesses?

But we were trying to communicate even back then that this was something different," he says.

It is not clear if Brezhnev even understood what Nixon was trying to communicate.

As Microsoft's Bill Gates says in his new book, "Business @ The Speed of Thought", a query about the fastest computer chip on the market could easily produce information about the rapid delivery of fried potatoes.The problem gets even worse when businesses are trying to communicate complicated catalogue or stock information to each other.

The Phaedrus points to the interesting thought that all discourse is rhetorical, even when the speaker is simply trying to communicate the truth indeed, true rhetoric is the art of communicating the truth (notice the broad sweep of the discussion of discourse at 277e5 278b4).

But what I'm also trying to communicate is even though your information are [sic] within the government system, you can have an employee who might be paid by [the] private sector.

When I was a Boy Scout, in the sixties, I spent some hours trying to learn Morse code and even, on a couple of overly sunny, headachey afternoons, trying to communicate by flag semaphore.

Even in the slower moments when one character is only trying to communicate to another character, something zany has to be going on in the background.

I found that that was a difficult area, trying to communicate my experience when sometimes I can't even talk about some of the stuff I did".

Even when beating time through long-held notes, Mr. Gilbert said, the conductor should be trying to communicate the sound quality through the movement of the baton.