Sentence examples for verbal claims from inspiring English sources

"The Russian courts don't like verbal claims.

Finally, congruence was also found to be important with respect to taste descriptions, with verbal claims in line with surface pattern associations further enhancing product experience.

I mean making verbal claims of blackness, checking the "African American" box (albeit occasionally) on official documents, and making a living giving lectures about the black experience.

Drawing on two non-student samples, the results show that consumers' level of environmental concern influenced their responses to the visual appearance and verbal sustainability claims of packages.

In two studies on detergent and mixed nuts packages, we manipulated their visual appearance and verbal sustainability claims that communicate eco-friendliness, and tested the influence of these elements on consumers' affective attitudes and purchase intention.

Next, we demonstrate that brand ethicality mediated the relationship between the interaction of the visual appearance, the verbal sustainability claim and environmental concern and purchase intention.

Low (high) environmental concern consumers were (not) sensitive to incongruence in visual appearance and verbal sustainability claim and showed negative (positive) responses.

With her voice and body language indicating horror, she listed some of Trump's verbal atrocities: claiming that a federal judge couldn't do his job properly because of his Mexican heritage, mocking a reporter with a disability, and calling women pigs.

A day after California officials said they are banning state workers from traveling to Texas on official business, an aide to Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott returned a verbal volley claiming mistreatment of businesses.

On Thursday morning, Donald Trump doubled down on his latest verbal outrage: the claim that President Obama was the "founder" of ISIS.

When it spotted a release today from Vice President Al Gore's office on the U.S. Newswire, an electronic service, that had dropped the word "vice" from his title, the Bush camp immediately likened the mistake to other verbal slips or grand claims by Mr. Gore.