'verbal narrative' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to stories that are told aloud instead of written down. For example, "The grandmother told her grandchildren a long and detailed verbal narrative about her childhood."
How can we use the verbal, narrative dimension of mythological scenes to get information about societies for which we do not have written sources?
The online version, with its images and commentary, presents better than any verbal narrative could the rich past and present of Columbia's Music Department.
In one trial of 150 advanced cancer patients, 48percentt of the 80 patients who listened to a verbal narrative describing CPR wanted the treatment, 51percentt did not, and 1percentt were uncertain.
It's a repetition of a narrative they had lived themselves, so when provoked and feeling traumatised they would be lashing out with a verbal narrative of violent rape and other sexual acts.
That's the style: cliches (verbal, narrative and cinematic) are constantly undercut, metaphors are strained ("the silence in the room was thicker than an elephant kebab") and retro atmosphere is jolted by inappropriate modern idiom.
In these studies we found that the use of video images of a patient with advanced dementia compared with a verbal narrative of advanced dementia had a significant impact on subjects' preferences for end of life care.
This hypothesis was tested in the current study by investigating whether brain-to-brain synchronization appears when two persons exchange verbal narratives (oral narrative, hereafter).
Picture books kick-start that journey because they combine visual and verbal narratives, often presenting imagery from children's everyday lives which helps them connect life experiences to the pictures, information, events, and text.
Two focus groups were then held, both of which included verbal narratives about the photographs.
These relevant groupings of verbal narratives have been represented in the research by using direct quotes and case studies to describe the concepts and theoretical trends.
It is known that patients with back pain often perceive themselves as stigmatised due to their condition [ 30] and it has been suggested that significant others may attempt to support patients through verbal narratives providing witness to and validation of patient incapacity in the face of perceived outsider scepticism [ 25].
