Sentence examples for verbal effects from inspiring English sources

He was a skilled performer of his own work, much of which depends on complex verbal effects.

But it isn't just the interplay of verbal effects and rhythm that keeps the translator up at night, if he or she decides to reproduce this music (as I did) in the host language.

I like the bravura verbal effects ("angels in the meatloaf"!), the playful wit when he's on a roll, the range of references, the throwaway insights.

Given the remarkable correspondence of the verbal effects reported here for audiovisual matching with the left superior temporal region reported for verbal versus nonverbal processing in Thierry and Price (2006) for within modality semantic tasks, one might also predict that there would be a correspondence for the nonverbal effects.

Although he admits exactly what he's doing -- the word "truth" keeps coming up in his lyrics as he worries over his own motives -- he also measures out every musical and verbal effect.

Actually, females are typically more "verbal" of males and an equal number of male and females could have emphasized the verbal effect.

I am sure we've all experienced those spine-tingling moments as a child telling the most frightening stories late at night when parents are asleep: Friends invited for a special sleep over, reciprocal storytelling, each yarn topping the next, each with its own blend of verbal special effects.

Therefore, it seems that under the right circumstances, these very small verbal cuing effects may become statistically reliable.

Control subjects displayed subsequent verbal memory effects within left parahippocampal gyrus, left orbitofrontal cortex and fusiform gyrus whereas patients with left hippocampal sclerosis activated only right posterior hippocampus, parahippocampus and fusiform gyrus.

The fluctuation between the two percepts is an example of a well-studied auditory illusion known as the verbal transformation effect (VTE) [ 5, 7 11].

25 As shown in Fig. 2, IQ was measured using Wechsler tests in three studies of males with XYY, all of whom had deficits in verbal IQ (effect size 1.0 1.5) relative to comparison groups.