Sentence examples for verbal exercises from inspiring English sources

All the now familiar boxes of causation are ticked, though the charismatic Logue, who treated the king over two decades, insists that the problem is physiological and can be brought under control by a variety of physical and verbal exercises.

This finding is similar to Littlewood and Liu (1997) who found that Mexican-American language learners tended to participate better in verbal exercises than students from East Asian countries, who tended to do better with visually engaging exercises.

As in the case of so many other verbal exercises in sporting futility, the debate over achieving actual greatness as a QB in the NFL takes so many bad snaps its tough to consider anything of substance actually emerging from the rhetoric.

In addition, participants performed group games, single and group tasks in the form of paper/pencil tasks, verbal exercises, or board games to train the targeted domains.

Before you start speaking, do singing and speaking verbal exercises to loosen your mouth and tongue.

Program MEMORY comprised treadmill walking with verbal memory exercise as a simultaneous cognitive physical training.

The program MEMORY comprised treadmill walking with verbal memory exercise as a simultaneous cognitive physical training.

A sample of 84 participants from a palliative care unit in Heidelberg is randomized to either two sessions of music therapy or two sessions of a verbal relaxation exercise, each lasting 30 minutes.

So entrepreneurs should learn to exercise verbal restraint when negotiating – generally, the more you say the more you give away, the less you say the more you understand... Clive Rich is the UK's leading deal-maker and trouble-shooter.

3, 6, 7 In Spain, most of the UI cases registered are treated with pharmacological and/or surgical therapies or with simple, and usually ineffective, verbal instructions about exercising the pelvic floor muscles without any expert supervision.

The paramedics had to decide, there and then, whether the patient's refusal to submit to an ECG should be respected, or whether they should set the patient's expressed wishes aside by exercising verbal power and persuasive communication techniques.