Sentence examples for that it communicates from inspiring English sources

The central conceit is that it communicates with your phone, making all kinds of cool features possible.

The beauty of Teenage Dream, however, lies in the fact that it communicates something universal – that sense of sunkissed nostalgia for hot summers and dewy-eyed crushes, either experienced directly or filtered through a collage of teen movies.

Around £300 million has been spent on three iconic new buildings, but the university has seized the opportunity to bring in new mobile technology to revolutionise the way that it communicates with students and the way they are assessed.

In Phillips's briefs, for instance, his lawyers never describe him as a "baker" but always as a "cake artist," arguing that a wedding cake "forms the centerpiece of a ritual in which the couple celebrates their marriage," and that it "communicates this special celebratory message.

All in all, ZenPayroll hopes to continue iterating on the way that it communicates with users.

One of the main explanations for animal ornamentation is that it communicates social dominance or suitability as a mate.

Britain said in a statement that it communicated its opposition to the death penalty to Beijing.

This was not a hard task, but, as usual, Martins's choreography was so knotted, so full of second and third thoughts, that it communicated almost nothing except its own complication.

Beyond the Sun, from Ambi Pictures, is a 'family adventure based on the Gospels', according to Variety, with Pope Francis having apparently asked the filmmakers that it communicate Jesus' message to children.

By helping the Lewisham team understand the service from the customers' point of view, they were able to redesign it so that it communicated much more clearly to those that were tired, stressed or had poor English language skills.

This was an epithet that one of her online critics had used, and she thought that it communicated an appropriately ironic attitude toward the self-aggrandizing enterprise of an autobiography.