Sentence examples for difficult to verbalize from inspiring English sources
Stimuli that were found to be easiest or most difficult to verbalize at the group level were retained for the second study.
Consensus methods are used by healthcare professionals and educators within nursing education because of their presumed capacity to extract the profession's' "collective knowledge" which is often considered tacit knowledge that is difficult to verbalize and to formalize.
Many designers may find it difficult to verbalize design because much of the design process is intuitive and non-conscious, relying on metaphors and implied knowledge rather than explicit and logical thinking.
I know as an artist, it's difficult to verbalize that, but are there aspects of your playing that you've identified as being especially "you"?
This is information that's difficult to verbalize but enables someone to ride a bike or, in case of an artist like Johnson, to bow a viola or apply skilled brushstrokes.
Also, experts possess tacit knowledge that is difficult to verbalize and articulate [ 29].
Behavioral studies showed that students reported to visualize when solving difficult or novel arithmetic word problems, and to verbalize when solving less difficult arithmetic word problems [ 28].
"They have to verbalize things that would be difficult even for an adult actor to sound convincing or knowledgeable about.
Raised to be sensitive and to verbalize their feelings, women are finding it difficult to adjust to the strict, man-made codes of corporate conduct.
Some children with Autism Spectrum Disorder can experience barriers that can make it difficult to communicate and verbalize their thoughts in order to successfully navigate their world.
