Sentence examples for accessed verbally from inspiring English sources

This contrast between declarative and nondeclarative memory is sometimes lined up with a more controversial distinction between 'explicit' and 'implicit' memory: explicit memories, roughly, can be accessed verbally or otherwise by the subject, whereas implicit memory is memory without awareness.

A 2013 study by the Williams Institute, a think tank at UCLA School of Law dedicated to studying LGBT issues, found that 70percentt of transgender or gender non-conforming respondents in Washington, D.C., "reported being denied access, verbally harassed, or physically assaulted in public restrooms".

In scenes from the series an IS press officer (yes, the militants have a press officer) is seen accompanying the Vice reporter, sanctioning the reporter's access to  occupied territories, while the reporter verbally refers to being inside "the world's newest state" — a phrase that apparently normalizes the IS occupation (although lower thirds on the video badge the location as 'Raqqa, Syria').

When the anaesthetist uses the ICIP instead of paper, all directions and medications are given to the nurse verbally, because the nurse does not have access to the ICIP.

On the other hand, the present data are also informative as to differentiate between verbally mediated storage of multiplication facts or verbally mediated access to multiplication fact knowledge.

Verbally assaulted.

Verbally abusive.

Verbally precocious?

He tried, verbally.

The judge verbally reprimanded Martin not only for being a felon in possession of a gun, but for allowing children easy access to it.

They verbally abused me.