Meanings of communicated only in English

He communicated only twice with his No2, John Carver, during the game.

Formerly the controls communicated only by using her voice; then some of them began to write.

Their knowledge is communicated only to select believers.

Bahá'u'lláh declares that the higher spiritual truths can be communicated only by means of this spiritual language.

This was, of course, such a truth as could be safely communicated only by word of mouth.

Its body language communicated only threat.

They reached for pages in tandem and communicated only with looks and once in a while by pointing to passages.

The rules did not allow us to hold hands or kiss, and feelings could be communicated only via a minister.

While most CTC research programs have a well-defined plan to detect and disclose IFs, such plans are largely communicated only verbally.

He disappeared from view (we later learned, to Norfolk) and communicated only sporadically through encrypted messaging until he fell silent altogether.

It was built of light wood and cane, and communicated only with a cane-work gallery; otherwise the mischief would have been more serious.

The government has suspended Parliament until late January, the parties involved in the process have communicated only sporadically, and public debate has been limited.

Later on came senators as envoys from Tiberius, to whom the latter had secretly communicated only so much as he wished Germanicus to know.

What is merely historical, purely secular, is communicated only in the scantiest measure: often there is nothing but the names and succession of the kings.

Those ideas are of the kind that can be communicated only in speech, not in the images, gestures, actions or juxtapositions that make theatre theatrical.