Sentence examples for communicated nonverbally from inspiring English sources

Pain can be communicated nonverbally through facial expressions, vocalisations, and bodily movements.

In a film in which so much is communicated nonverbally, Furstenberg and Bernal astoundingly uncover the toxic, erosive effects of disappointment and resentment.

Still, Lenane said it still feels closer to the real thing because so much information gets communicated nonverbally, through things like facial expressions and eye movement.

Wohlwend and Vollmer communicated nonverbally through the entire development process via a 365-message email chain.

The tasks related to the social world consisted of problems requiring subjects to imitate another's solution to a problem (social learning, 1 task), communicate nonverbally with others (communication, 3 tasks), and understand goals and perceptions ("theory of mind", 2 tasks).

But they manage, communicating nonverbally.

After all, we communicate nonverbally all the time – and not just in bed.

The handshake is an important way that many people communicate nonverbally.

A study of language's musicality, of the way in which words can also communicate nonverbally, it will, she hopes, yield a "poetics of sound".

"And yet the number of the new insights that make their way into our dialogue with one another about the way our world operates, socially, politically, culturally — well, leave alone culturally, because I think artists have done their own work in communicating nonverbally about some of the insights.

I recently read through a study published in The Journal of General Internal Medicine on the different ways that African-American and white doctors communicate nonverbally with older patients, and I was reminded of a former colleague, a specialist in brain tumors who stood out from the rest of us young doctors for two reasons.