Sentence examples for how we could communicate from inspiring English sources

We were drinking a lot and having a good time, and wanted to see how we could communicate what we were feeling.

"But I just talked to my therapist about how we could communicate without ending our friendship.

We could communicate.

"I can't think of how we could have communicated what we do back then apart from an occasional story in the media," he says.

For the toys' introduction to the United States, "we started looking at how we could enhance the idea, how to communicate the story and make it commercially successful," Fillis said.

As a sample from rural India has little (if any) experience of questionnaire surveys, and still less experience of using 5-point scales, we explained how participants could communicate their answers using drawings of five glasses containing increasing levels of water (ranging from empty to full; Tewari, Khan, Hopkins, Srinivasan, & Reicher, 2012).

A couple of weeks ago, we wrote about how plants could communicate with each other--and with you--through processes that allow us to hear their reactions to stimuli.

But since Merkel cells are skin cells, not neurons, it was unclear how they could communicate with the nervous system.

He also devoted some thought to how he could communicate with his subordinates in a way that would not exclude the worker with limited sight.

But as the Vo indictment outlines, the Islamic State also used the Internet for various aspects of their mission, from setting up websites with battlefield updates for followers, to tips on how extremists could communicate online without popping up on the radar of law enforcement.

In 2014, Taylor Swift finally discovered how she could communicate directly with her fans via the Internet.