communicative

He was very communicative last night, and told me more of his life.

"You seem to be getting even less communicative, rather than more!"

After all, you and your friends are hardly very communicative.

She became more communicative and was able to speak with other people.

"She has not been communicative recently, if that is what you mean."

He'd made a special effort to be open and communicative with his own daughter.

The idea of music as a communicative art got ignored.

She'd certainly been vocal enough up to now, although not exactly communicative.

But this was only one of three such communicative tracks.

Often the crew would try to be communicative when they themselves did not know what the problem was.

We only learned it from a communicative guard in the morning.

They were less communicative than any sailors he'd ever known.

Finally, communicative action is the process through which people form their identities.

The communicative process of drug resistance among high school students.

Because sometimes patients feel really communicative, then they change their minds.

But it was in works by Americans that she did her most communicative singing.

A very communicative place indeed, and the next day you'll have lost your voice almost entirely.

But still he had no way to know if the communicative act was meaningful.

Be less - or if they are a child, more - communicative.

I saw that he did not intend to be communicative.

The firm takes a communicative approach to its business relationships.

The communicative approach to planning is perhaps the most difficult to explain.

It took a while for the aliens to become communicative again.

She has the communicative gift to create each new thought as if it were just coming to life within her.

"And if someone does look for them it's a kind of communicative act.