Sentence examples for perfectly communicated from inspiring English sources

And sometimes, the meaning is perfectly communicated, but the language still seems foreign, for example, when I checked with google translate to make sure that the beef I had bought was, in fact, beef, and the translation that google spit out was "rear of bovine".

The compilation highlights how consistently Anderson simulates the feeling of being inside vehicles, right beside the characters, these moments capture the emotional qualities intrinsic to each travel method in Moonrise Kingdom, for example, the danger and uncertainty of running away from home is perfectly communicated through the POV shot of Sam's paddle boat floating through the reeds.

The performance analysis of conventional route establishment schemes in ad hoc networks is based on over-simplified communication link models such as the binary link model where nodes can perfectly communicate within a transmission radius and nothing at all is communicated outside that radius [5].

You have to pay attention, and he perfectly communicates his decisions".

It's poignant, hilarious and perfectly communicates the cataclysmic awfulness of misreading signals as an intelligent, virginity-shackled teenager.

The mute yet perfectly communicating Sheep is abducted from his home at Farmer Brown's by an evil military group that needs him as ammunition for its secret weapon.

His faces also perfectly communicate the persona who would rock each look, whether through a sleazy half-smile, a fake "carefree laugh" or a smoldering glare.

Banderas perfectly communicates the hesitation and fear of his character while Streisand strikes just the right note of wide-eyed innocence with hers.

Following a shaking-broken-glass eye of the storm breakdown ripped straight from the bowels of UK garage, the drums drop out of the mix nearly altogether, replaced by violins so pure they perfectly communicate man's potential to channel the ineffable to reveal the beauty and truth in all around us.

That's played over a fast, sharp, dancing solo by Mr. Cyrille, a three-and-a-half-minute improvisation that perfectly communicates who he is: a jazz drummer who learned his art 50 years ago, right when free jazz was atomizing swing rhythm.

More broadly these chatbots are targeting  millennials who, they claim, typically aren't as financially savvy as they could be and who are perfectly comfortable communicating entirely through emoji.