Sentence examples for is attempting to communicate from inspiring English sources
What's clear is that each corporation is attempting to communicate that a long-term relationship is at stake.
Unless a person is attempting to communicate highly sensitive material, the concern over an individual's right to privacy from his government is more of a moral issue.
However, one characteristic of the attention-getting calls used by the chimpanzees in our colony is that they have a clear recipient (i.e. a specific individual that the signaler is attempting to communicate with).
If the target community we're attempting to communicate with isn't receiving our message: something about our verbiage is wrong.
They would already be attempting to communicate with him via the spirit realm, surely.
The real core of what Clinton was attempting to communicate is that she is more competent than her rival, because she has greater policy expertise.
When communicating freely in this way, we see one another as subjects, as persons whose thoughts are our own — thoughts to which we have privileged access and are attempting to communicate.
Why spend so much time reporting on candidates' obvious gaffes, which any human being is bound to commit from time to time, rather than attempting to represent fairly and accurately the real policy positions candidates are attempting to communicate?
"Senator Bruno was attempting to communicate with his attorney when the judge misinterpreted his remarks to be aimed at either the court or the judge, when in fact he was simply trying to discuss something with his attorney," Mr. Thompson said.
