The singers, deprived of language, bravely go on trying to communicate their fears, joys and jealousies.
Because of the proliferation of social media, the players were able to communicate their fears and frustrations with Twitter and Facebook postings.
Furthermore, Western states and their regional allies appear to continue to have access to back-channels to communicate their fears and concerns to Damascus.
Often when people communicate, fear is part of the picture fear of being exposed, judged, misunderstood, or ignored; fear of misunderstanding the other person.
There aren't many actresses who can communicate fear with such economy, and Ms. Balk's large, bright eyes take in all the details of the horrors in her own life and those nearby.
A dipped chin may communicate fear or disapproval.
Often when people communicate, fear is part of the picture -- fear of being exposed, judged, misunderstood, or ignored; fear of misunderstanding the other person.
Offspring really pushed the idea that we create our own families, that we're accountable in shaping our own communities, and that if we just had the courage to forgive, to communicate without fear, to be more honest with ourselves and others, we could have full, enriching lives surrounded by people we love.
In order to fully exercise the right to freedom of expression, individuals must be able to communicate without fear of intrusion by the state.
In order to fully exercise the right to freedom of expression, individuals must be able to communicate without fear of intrusion by the state," they write.
Trying to communicate birth, fear, loss, death, religion, pain, love, desire, hate – the list goes on – is all-encompassing to the point of insanity.
