Sentence examples for predominantly verbal from inspiring English sources

The authors conclude that the predominantly verbal nature of worry is implicated in the maintenance of worry.

Communication between staff and carers was predominantly verbal, and mainly took the form of face to face encounters.

Second, depression is characterized by rumination which is predominantly verbal in nature (Fresco, Frankel, Mennin, Turk, & Heimberg, 2002).

The results support the theory that the predominantly verbal nature of worry may be responsible for the uncontrollability and maintenance of worry.

The cognitive avoidance hypothesis (Borkovec, Alcaine, & Behar, 2004; Sibrava & Borkovec, 2006) suggests that the predominantly verbal nature of worry functions as a means of avoiding potentially distressing imagery.

Translating materials into Haitian Creole, which only became an official language in Haiti in 1987 and which remains a predominantly verbal language with several dialects, was difficult and required multiple quality assurance steps.

But humans now live in much larger groups than in the Paleolithic groups that rely predominantly on verbal or even electronic communication, with less emphasis on the bonding effect of body language.

Yet Homelands, touring worldwide and here for four nights at the Barbican theatre, is predominantly musical and verbal, despite its low-dangling lightbulbs and tealights.

The first thing to be noted in Table 1 is that the three clauses identified with the least consistency all most predominantly straddle the Verbal and Material processes.

Control subjects showed predominantly left hemisphere verbal subsequent memory activations.

Patients with left hippocampal sclerosis showed predominantly right temporal verbal subsequent memory activations and no extra-temporal activations.