Sentence examples for verbal part from inspiring English sources

(The verbal part of my dissertation was about Mozart).

In the verbal part of the test, white students averaged 524; Asians, 523; Puerto Ricans, 447; and African-Americans, 422.

The nonverbal part of a message makes the verbal part appealing and inevitably true, if the speaker is accomplished.

An article on April 28 about Elizabeth Shin, an M.I.T. student who committed suicide in 2000, misstated her score on the verbal part of the College Board examination.

His College Board scores (leaked by some current Yale students and reprinted in The New Yorker) were 566 for the verbal part and 640 for math.

Rollins's decision to tone down the verbal part of his game coincides with Philadelphia's arrival as a recent World Series champion and consistent contender.

That is because the verbal parts of the test "seem to have more bias to high-language, English-speaking-only households," he said.

Others describe the gifted as those who, at the age of 13, score between 700 and 800 on the math and verbal parts of the SAT.

"We have had a number of applicants who had perfect 800 scores on both the math and verbal parts of the SAT and they were not students for us," said Nancy J. Sisko, the school's principal.

For example, it finds that while boys generally outperform girls on both the math and verbal parts of the SAT, the male advantage on the verbal test is consistent only among low-income students, and that among black students, there was no consistent advantage by sex from 1994 to 2004.

She believes that the visual parts of her brain and those concerned with processing a great mass of data simultaneously are very highly developed, and that this is generally so in autistic people; and she believes that the verbal parts of her brain, and those designed for sequential processing, are comparatively underdeveloped, and that this, too, is very common in autistic people.