Sentence examples for that would communicate from inspiring English sources

Or do some sort of dance that would communicate remorse (to erudite Hawaiians, if not to me).

They came up with the idea of stuffed elephants that would communicate via wireless chips buried inside their soft centers.

I received a wide variety of suggestions for modest thank-you gifts that would communicate my gratitude at a much lower cost than $20,000.

"There was this notion of owning a simple word that would communicate the love, the care, in this 'Obama moment' we're all going through," he added.

The airport's official criteria for art stipulated work that would communicate "the essence of aviation and flight in a conceptual, abstract or realistic manner" -- a deliberately hokey description.

The creator of SoBig created a smokescreen of 20 hosts that would communicate with the commandeered machines through encrypted messages, but the network still had a single central download site.

"Many of our minority brothers and sisters will be especially hurt by this invitation and I fear that it would communicate that our political associations are more important than our association with them," Kell said.

"The message that you would communicate is that this is the way politics has always been: take and get, quid pro quo's, and money plays a role in everything".

For example, even at the youngest age tested, the babies directed fewer gazes toward their mothers than to adults with normal vision, suggesting that they were already learning that strangers would communicate differently than would their mothers.

Lee Carbonelli, HQ's marketing director, said the company hoped, in the next year, to have a consumer version that would wirelessly communicate to a smartphone app.

She was making a low repetitive sound of denial, like she was trying to invent a noise that would adequately communicate her feelings about what she'd just this instant realized was going to happen to her.