Sentence examples for real communication with from inspiring English sources

What students really want is to have real communication with university leaders and to feel their views are heard, say the protesters at Warwick University.

He has real communication with the trumpeter Ralph Alessi and the drummer Jeff Watts, who are both playing with him this weekend, and they get into some very improvised, deeply musical areas where time and harmony keep shifting.

In "Sartre's Theory of the Alter Ego," Schutz elucidated Sartre's attempt to develop an extra-empirical, real communication with the other that avoids the extremes of an empiricist intersubjectivity beginning with the other's body and an idealist reduction of the other to a series of presentations.

The business world's continued failure to embrace honest and real communication with gay audiences.

"We want to get them out of the virtual world and to encourage them to have real communication with other children and adults," he said.

That was the last time they had any real communication with Brandi and her family, until Bresha contacted them out of the blue four years later.

Faith communities simply have to realise that we have a real communication problem with our culture: because what we genuinely regard as legitimate theological debates about women in leadership or transsexuals as vicars are heard as unambiguous political debates about gender and sexuality when it reaches our newspapers.

As future work, we consider the implementation of these ideas in real scenarios, with real communication channels, and different MAC protocols.

But in real communication systems, we deal with more practical applications, and therefore, some special cases such as the binary input and binary signature CDMA systems [22] and the codes being able to detect the active users in a CDMA system [23] are considered.

By circulating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, we form a real communication network, in permanent contact with the population and particularly with the targets of the campaign".

"With the generations changing and people getting older, there was no real communication," she said.