Sentence examples for rather than communicating from inspiring English sources

"We were looking and engaging with each other rather than communicating through our phones," she says.

Minimalist art works succeed by occasioning, rather than communicating, bleak epiphanies.

Characters spend half their time glancing past one another rather than communicating directly.

She said, "I've rediscovered the joys of writing and sending actual letters to good friends, rather than communicating via quick e-mail notes".

To curtail deception, many negotiation scholars, including Leigh Thompson of Northwestern University, advocate meeting in person rather than communicating by phone or e-mail.

For one thing, Iraqis can respond in their native language, rather than communicating through nods and shakes of the head, he says.

What you choose to write rather than communicate orally may signal the relative importance of a message.

"As a matter of courtesy, they wanted to go there rather than communicate by e-mail," said Harold Holzer, the Met's senior vice president for external affairs.

As example, Amnesty International points to the significant cost of flying its members overseas to meet in-person with clients, rather than communicate via phone or email.

As you ably illustrate, in particular with your tear-inducing last line, you are fearful of losing her and deeply attached, but rather than communicate your vulnerability in a constructive way you are expressing it by treating her like the "enemy".

Operating that mindset will lead executives to dictate rather than communicate.