Sentence examples for to communicate anything from inspiring English sources

Again, R has failed to communicate anything to anyone.

I became an artist not to communicate anything in terms of my identity or my religion.

It probably happened while she was sleeping, but she was too small to communicate anything.

Their wiseguy conversation masks their inability to communicate anything that is heartfelt.

Maybe that's why, if Mr. Timberlake is trying to communicate anything about his music, it's a certain groundedness.

Applying that standard to Heffernan's actions, the lower courts held that his picking up the lawn sign didn't count as speech, because he didn't intend to communicate anything by it.

By K. Burke and Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, September 25 , 1943P. 13 A new term that is having quite a vogue in criticism these days is "phatic communion", and it means the part of a conversation, say, or a book, or a play, or any work of art that is not devoted to communicating anything but merely establishes a relationship between speaker and listener or between artist and audience.

In an interview on "The Daily Show" last year, the homeland security chief, Janet Napolitano, said the department was "revisiting the whole issue of color codes and schemes as to whether, you know, these things really communicate anything to the American people any more".

Doesn't communicate anything to anyone on stage, of course, but it makes me feel better".

Paine, the protégé of Benjamin Franklin, denied "that the Almighty ever did communicate anything to man, by…speech,…language, or…vision".

They should lose their bewildering and unconvincing color code, because orange doesn't communicate anything to anybody any more.