Sentence examples for mostly verbal from inspiring English sources

When I left, at 5 45, the confrontations were still mostly verbal.

If something happens across the nation we reap some havoc here, even if it's mostly verbal," said Urbina, 33.

The advantage of a long-distance love affair, after all, is that it's mostly verbal and imaginary -- like the work of writing a novel.

The growth of the Ku Klux Klan in the early 20th century gave a new impetus to attacks – mostly verbal – on Catholics.

Tarantino functions in a moral vacuum where the brutality is mostly verbal, where sticks and stones can break my bones but words can really hurt me.

The researchers found that aggression was contagious within groups, that it was mostly verbal, that it was rarely reported to adults, and that peers only occasionally intervened.

Although humans interact mostly verbally, non-verbal interactions are also fundamental in social life.

"Well, mostly just verbal stuff, yelling and screaming and not necessarily negative," he said.

In Jean Mulray, the teller of "Saints Have Mothers," from "Local Souls," the author has a mostly plausible verbal gusher, someone by her own admission "too full of crazed nuance" for anyone's good.

These quotes touch most often on politics and religion: "Most civilization is based on cowardice". "Religion suppresses curiosity". "The problem of leadership is inevitably: Who will play God?" In between the quotations the "action" consists mostly of verbal fencing between Leto and various subordinates.

Sexual interaction is a process of negotiation through communication, which is mostly not verbal and implicit.