There are ways to open up the seams of society and once again emerge powerfully, communicating with the larger world in unstoppable ways.
Collins believes the video's "energy, excitement and danger" powerfully communicate this dynamic production, which will incorporate rope swinging and flying.
One is Mr. Draven, who badly botches Jerry's American accent but powerfully communicates the guilt, fear and shame that are eating his guts out.
They made the sequence silent, to more powerfully communicate how life's biggest moments are contained in its little pleasures (this is, in case you were too busy wiping your eyes, one of the picture's central tenets).
Gabriela powerfully communicates through spoken word poetry, which has helped manage her stutter.
"The image of the accused being led away to contend with the justice system powerfully communicates government efforts to thwart the criminal element," Judge Fred I. Parker wrote.
There is no shade in existence that more powerfully communicates urban alienation than this noxious pallid green, which only came into being with the advent of electricity, and which is inextricably associated with the nocturnal city of glass towers, empty illuminated offices and neon signs.
She communicated powerfully to both my sisters that in order for them to achieve success they had to be better than anybody.
Despite this fact, during the first two years of our relationship, it rarely felt in flow...in large part because we never communicated powerfully.
There is a tragic pantheon of stars whose music or acting is powerfully communicative because, one suspects, they are unable to communicate in the normal way, with the people around them.
