Sentence examples similar to perpetually communicating from inspiring English sources

Always communicate.

Keep communicating.

Terrace Martin, who turned to the saxophone and away from the gang mentality so glorified, romanticized and perpetually deadly to young South Centralites, understands this synthesis and uses it to communicate optimism in the face of adversity.

It's one of the scariest episodes of the series, using the characters' inability to communicate to divide them and make teamwork more difficult, in addition to perpetually redirecting viewer attention onto the mostly-unaccompanied visuals.

As surely as the film noir communicated anxiety over postwar urban upheaval or as alien-invasion films helped us work out our cold-war agita, the action films of the golden age were a post-'70s, poststagflation collective national fantasy: one in which America was strong, independent, unstoppable and perpetually kicking much butt.

Books communicate.

They communicate.

Aww! 2. Communicate, communicate, communicate.

They perpetually trade places and do each other's bidding like taking tests or running races, they develop their own secret deviant language to exclusively communicate, and their whole lives are like an animated movie except that part when they sleep with the same girl at the same time.

Communicate, communicate, communicate.

Communicate well.