Using dialogue from films such as Dumbo, Bambi and Aladdin, Owen is able to communicate (he taught himself to read by studying the film's credits).
Even though he (or "Bloggy," as I shall call him) objects to what I have become — that is, thick-waisted and sporting a not at all age-appropriate, Sonny Rollins-inspired mohawk — he remains my constant companion, the nudge sitting atop my left shoulder who means to communicate something of himself.
Mohammed did not even have that avenue as a means to communicate and express himself.
In his determination to communicate, he would put himself into an almost paroxysmal state.
The role of a helper in client-centered therapy is to assume the internal frame of reference of the client, to perceive the world as the client sees it, to perceive the client himself as he is seen by himself, and to communicate something of this empathic understanding to the client (Rogers 1951, p 29).
He is still afflicted by his anhedonic self-consciousness, his failure to communicate, his inability to lose himself in the throngs at a party or the capacity to deserve the love he craves.
Bobby Floyd, a Mets coach who threw batting practice to the two Tuesday, found himself trying to communicate with Matsui in Japanese.
In a talk before the concert, Salonen described the movement as being "about an individual... who wants to communicate," and who eventually "burns himself out" in the attempt.
Gradually, he found himself able to communicate with her, and, more important, she communicated with him, showed happiness when he returned at night, cared for him when he felt ill or sad.
Grove had sensed that something was moving around at the bottom of his industry, and he knew that this something was threatening to him, but he didn't have the language to explain it precisely to himself, or to communicate to his people why they should worry about it.
