"Why do the Anglophone countries have to reduce the art experience to a verbal construct?
And so the sentence ceases to be a sentence — a verbal construct of a certain length, velocity and rhythm with, at bottom, an unambiguous literal meaning.
The subjects assessed the disturbance of their activities using 5-point verbal scales constructed by ICBEN method.
On Thursday, however, the questioning seemed not to have struck any major target in the elder Mr. Murdoch's carefully constructed verbal defenses.
Verbal systems are constructed in the hope of bettering the existence of the human organism.
Teacher talk is focused on as it interacts with the students, and at the same time it draws on the visual and verbal resources that construct the picture book texts.
Two recent studies have addressed intriguing episodes in Egils saga Skallagrímssonar that may be paired in a further consideration of how, in the early Northern world, performative utterances could both appear to reflect an objective reality but actually propose an alternative subjective view, and concurrently translate communal mental constructs into verbal art.
Ambient black carbon, a marker of traffic-generated particulate matter, was associated with reduced neurocognitive functioning (verbal, nonverbal, and memory constructs) in urban school-age children (Suglia et al. 2008).
Asked about the derogatory racial comments of the baseball pitcher John Rocker and what his team, the Atlanta Braves, should or should not do to punish him, Mr. Bush hastily constructed a verbal bridge to another signature phrase from his stump speech.
Their eloquent monologues, interspersed with vicious verbal skirmishes, are artfully constructed, occasionally poetic expressions of pain, delivered in well-formed sentences that suggest the movie might have originated as a two-person stage drama.
