Sentence examples for usually verbal from inspiring English sources

The mode of suggestion, while usually verbal, may be visual or may involve any other sense.

Laboratory studies that expose children to selected incidents of televised mock violence and then assess changes in the children's behavior have sometimes found more "aggressive" behavior after the exposure -- usually verbal, occasionally physical.

Each year government and opposition politicians light the city's menorah together.There are occasional anti-Semitic outbursts, usually verbal or written rather than physical, which are roundly condemned by all sides, but anti-Semitism is not part of mainstream political dialogue and the far-right lost all its seats in Parliament in 2002.

Adjectives are also derived by suffixation of (usually verbal) roots.

A small party full of forceful personalities, UKIP has a long history of clashes between senior members — though they are usually verbal rather than physical.

The preparations on the market usually lack labels, and do not report side effects, dosing is usually verbal.

In the video, a uniformed narrator states "Usually just verbal commands such as 'Stop!

Indeed, youth with psychopathic traits are usually highly verbal, social, and disinhibited — the opposite of most forms of autism.

The left brain usually controls verbal skills, but Ms. Mack's brain has compensated for her loss, rewiring itself, so that while she has some disabilities, her verbal skills (and apparently her courage) are well developed.

Previous studies investigating ToM usually employed verbal paradigms and functional neuroimaging methods.

PIE roots usually have verbal meaning like "eat" or "run".