Sentence examples for verbal representations from inspiring English sources

"Given the information that bank executives possessed in advance of the bank's public communications on April 10, April 13, and May 10, the written and verbal representations made by the bank were incomplete, contained numerous inaccuracies, and misinformed investors, regulators and the public," the Senate report says.

Viewing a word will automatically evoke verbal representations related to its component letters and phonemes.

One important realization is that instructional input can come in the form of many types of visual and verbal representations.

The Estimator is designed to link the magnitudes of the mental number line with the verbal representations of exact arithmetic.

Moreover, the measurements cannot be reduced to the meanings of the analog signal, because the senses are much more complex than verbal representations and expert comments.

But if verbal representations are themselves a form of imagery, as Paivio holds, another problem arises for Dual Coding Theory (quite regardless of whether one thinks its codes must somehow be underpinned by mentalese).

Shakespeare played a huge role in expanding the expressive capacity of the language, especially in the verbal representation of thinking and subjectivity.

"Ekphrasis," as it is written in English, is a verbal representation of a visual work of art that dates to ancient Greece.

For example, the capability of verbal representation of ones' thinking process can vary greatly among different subjects.

The third constituent of the historiographical operation is the activity of producing a verbal representation of some part of the past as a text.

Not in those words -- it came to me in a full-body rush -- but I think that's a reliable verbal representation of the feeling.