Unable to walk or to formulate words, she slowly regained her powers of language after a doctor suggested music therapy as a way to reconnect her neural pathways.
I remember feeling a lump that took up a permanent residence in my throat; I couldn't formulate words.
And, if I don't babble anything initially, I usually just blankly stare until my nervousness subsides and I'm able to formulate words.
Expectations and questions gone unanswered, thoughts and feelings unable to be formulated into words, or words at the ready if others were only capable and able to support enough that those things could be expressed.
For reasons explained in Cunts by Nuts, for Nuts, Wim has been going to therapy for about a year now, the kind where you make pictures and sculptures to deal with emotional crisis and express things that you have a hard time formulating with words.
Also because of the subject matter of the film was dealing with …" He pauses for the first time in either interview, to formulate his words.
This easy disregard for written standards is perhaps connected to a deeper change in social attitudes regarding what we reveal of ourselves to strangers, how we formulate our words, and whether we care about people's responses.
We're accustomed to thinking in words, but Berkeley, whose book learning may not have been extensive, thinks in images, and those images bring to mind ideas which, though they can be formulated in words, derive a distinctively memorable meaning from being seen.
He tries to formulate the words to explain to Angel that the point is to hurt, to see what Christ went through for us, but he's tongue-tied and shy about saying these things, as shy as he'd be if he were explaining it to his old friends.
In addition to the use of light to unite the space of the painting with the space of the observer, Masaccio also employed what appears to be the earliest practical example of the one-point perspective system, later to be formulated in words by Alberti.
