Sentence examples for sense of communication from inspiring English sources

It's that sense of excitement, that sense of communication with the sea.

That was something special I had, that sense of communication through music.

"People have lost both their sense of communication and social-interaction skills," Kantarakias said.

Its global reach provides a sense of communication for gay men living in more repressive countries, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe.

Part of what's happened today is we lose a sense of communication because everything is done electronically.

"The sense of communication in this country has damn near atrophied," Mr. Kesey told an interviewer from Publishers Weekly after the bus arrived in New York City.

This ineffable quality also allows some of these characters and symbols to be "owned" by the people who understand them, and their insider feel may encourage a sense of community where communication is anonymous and text-only.

Students also spoke of how the collaborative nature of BIOL 106 activities led to a sense of community and how persistent communication with the program organizer extended the community beyond BIOL 106.

There was always a special quality about her recitals, a sense of personal communication which broke down the formality of even the largest concert hall.

Yet if anything, their sense of true communication as a valiant and impossible dream has only intensified in the decades since they made their names, Mr. Albee with "Zoo Story" (in 1960) and Mr. Stoppard with "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern".

But the sense of direct communication, of a man being as clear as he can about a host of matters, complex and simple, is quite different from that created by the artistic density of Calvino's prose fiction and indeed of many of his essays.