But in a similar alchemy to the way Janâček's operas work, it's the way that he manages to turn these profoundly local and personal ideas and inspirations into something universal – or at least, something that communicates as vividly to us now as it did back in 1926 in its first performance in Prague – that makes the piece so immediately powerful.
Rather than a tool we use to talk to others, the phone, thanks to Facebook, has become something that communicates to us.
There's a full list of influences -- great American novels, Almost Famous, Taylor Swift's career, the entire discography of Death Cab for Cutie -- but perhaps it's best to dig a little deeper and reflect on what the act itself means in the first place: recycling your angst, trivial as it may seem, and creating something that communicates how it feels to be human.
Then Wheeldon, in a plain-frock piece called "Carousel (A Dance)," put on something that actually communicated the romantic psychology of the Rodgers hits.
I dunno, if that communicated something positive for people, that's marvellous, but I didn't intend to".
The Internet of Things gets a lot of hype, but its rollout is slow and it will take a long time for consumers to upgrade existing, non-connected devices that still work fine into something that can communicate with computing gadgets like smartphones.
It's communicating something that can't be communicated in words".
"He's very much aware that dancing is a language that communicates something," Ms. Dávila said.
In all languages and linguistic creations … in addition to what can be conveyed something that cannot be communicated; depending on the context in which it appears, it is something that symbolizes or something symbolized [13, p. 169].
