Sentence examples for Verbal aptitude from inspiring English sources

Martin Luther King Jr. scored below average on every section of the graduate school boards, including verbal aptitude.

All five surveys include math and verbal aptitude tests and follow the students over time, allowing the researchers to match students' test scores with their eventual occupations.

He first worked in the verbal aptitude department and later spent seven years leading a major overhaul of the SAT in 1994.

The program is offered to 3rd through 6th graders, who are apt to express themselves nonverbally through art and then begin to increase their verbal aptitude.

The verbal aptitude of bilinguals in each language is generally less than that of monolingual speakers; the vocabulary size is smaller and there is a slower response time among bilinguals for the understanding and producing of words.

And even those who doubt our president's verbal aptitude would have to concede that, in his speech before a joint session of Congress Thursday night, he took his foot from his mouth to take a stride toward the master.

LAST week, thousands of Westchester teenagers took the SAT's, which purport to measure their verbal skills and math aptitude.

Tilt was defined as within-subject differences in math and verbal scores on three aptitude tests (SAT, ACT, PSAT).

For admission to graduate work in the department, the applicant must have taken the Aptitude Test (verbal, quantitative, and analytical writing assessment) of the Graduate Record Examination.

Admission—For admission to graduate work in the department, the applicant must have taken the Aptitude Test (verbal, quantitative, and analytical writing assessment) of the Graduate Record Examination.

"The female brain," she writes, "has tremendous unique aptitudes — outstanding verbal agility, the ability to connect deeply in friendship, a nearly psychic capacity to read faces and tone of voice for emotions and states of mind, and the ability to defuse conflict".