Sentence examples for is intended to communicate from inspiring English sources

More or less simultaneously, conceptual control is at play: the new form is intended to communicate ideas or elicit emotions.

The Enforcement Letter is intended to communicate the basis of the decision not to pursue enforcement action for a noncompliance.

Her description of them is intended to communicate this sense of the unnatural: "fierce little teeth," the metal body a mannish piece of muscular armor," "the black rubber tubing and piano wires required for their composition.

Glenn J. Elliott, a senior vice president for Reuters, said the sign will cost "in excess of $20 million" and is intended to communicate the company's "coming of age" as a technology-driven, Internet-based business.

"A gift is intended to communicate to someone that they're special and to affirm the relationship you have with them," said Dr. Leslie Bella, a researcher at Memorial University in St. John's, Newfoundland, and author of "The Christmas Imperative".

These works in particular were part of a line that leads directly to the puppy, which Mr. Koons has said he considers a "spiritual work" because it is intended to "communicate happiness," pure and simple.

Traditionally, toys were intended to communicate parental values and expectations, to train children for their future adult roles.

Obama spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter said the letters were intended to communicate to federal workers his position on their agencies.

Their markings, which were often applied by fellow inmates using an adapted electric shaver, were intended to communicate social standing, tastes, and interests to fellow criminals.

Analysts said Shoigu's remarks, made during a visit on Monday to the Russian far east city of Vladivostok, were intended to communicate Moscow's annoyance at Abe's visit to Kiev ahead of last weekend's G7 summit in Germany.

It was intended to communicate a message that I imagine goes like this: We, Israeli Jews, have the right to a full life and enjoyment of this land that we call Greater Israel.