Sentence examples for seeks to communicate with from inspiring English sources

Séance, (French: "sitting"), in occultism, meeting centred on a medium (q.v ., who seeks to communicate with spirits of the dead.

As each new and unknown device seeks to communicate with me, or another machine, each party must "size the other up" before trusted communication can happen.

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The source of the problem lay in the handshaking computers do when seeking to communicate with one another.

When his wife died at an early age he sought to communicate with her through a medium.

Dee also sought to communicate with angels and was convinced by one scryer (crystal-ball gazer) that he was divinely instructed to share his wife.

But if she is right, the dolphins will seek to communicate with humans, and the reward will be social interaction itself, with dolphins and humans perhaps developing a crude vocabulary for objects and actions.

But the one that carried the most immediate weight was from AOL, which controls roughly 90percentt of the instant-messaging traffic and which has stymied efforts of competitors seeking to communicate with its 90 million instant-messaging users.

He also regularly sought to communicate with the public by going around the traditional news media, using social media tools and sitting down for interviews with the hosts of YouTube programs.

While most Anglo-American university academics still operate according to Wittgenstein's credo (and look with horror on any philosopher seeking to communicate with a broader public or write clearly), increasing numbers of freelance philosophers have been inspired to return to a more Socratic understanding of philosophy.

"Suppose the Gentleman B.," one character observes, "is not a simple terrorist but an angel, in the early sense of 'messenger,' and in the fateful cloud he brings, despite the insupportable smell, the corrosive suffocation, lies a message?" By this logic, mass death could be one of the agents that increasingly seek to communicate with the world, like an insistently ringing hotline.