Sentence examples for verbal inquiry from inspiring English sources

Hetauda hospital is a 50-bed, government-funded hospital [13] which serves a population mainly living in the eastern and northern parts of the district (source: verbal inquiry with the Acting in-charge (paramedic) of the Emergency Department of the Hospital).

Tatou did not give speeches but his meows were eloquently short in a deliberate demand or in response to a question - yes, he would almost always respond with a meow to a verbal inquiry.

For example, we frequently use the thumbs-up gesture to indicate that something is 'good' in response to a verbal inquiry.

Diabetes mellitus, chronic cough, faecal incontinence (elicited by verbal inquiry) and constipation showed a significant association with UI.

Also none of the patients were examined gynaecologically and the presence of SUI was determined by verbal inquiry alone and this may have reduced the precision of arriving at a diagnosis of SUI.

Rather, all team members should be skilled in attentive and empathic listening, sensitive verbal inquiry, and use of thoughtful and reflective comments—skills that are the hallmarks of good clinical care.

He said he had received "very serious inquiries and verbal offers most would accept" for the mansion, but was taking his time to try to sell to the "right buyer to reimburse all owners that are entitled to reimbursement".

Perhaps BBC chairman Lord Patten could find time to launch a "free-standing" inquiry into the verbal free-wheeling of Clarkson.

Given this verbal date rape, Beth's inquiry as to where they were from struck me as generous.

The Picture Theory of Wittgenstein: Histories of philosophy typically emphasize the "linguistic turn" taken in the 20th century, so it's useful to be reminded that one of the thinkers most associated with that program, Ludwig Wittgentstein, was arguably more interested in visual, not verbal, modes of thinking and inquiry.

In other words, can a non-verbal, visual experience qualify as philosophical inquiry?