Sentence examples for verbal struggle from inspiring English sources

And while there were several moments of verbal struggle, the performances never stopped.

"Blasted," her first full-length play, opens in a hotel room with small verbal power struggles between a man and woman, then moves, with a soldier's knock on the door, into the kind of civil war where one-on-one physical torture becomes every combatant's duty and pleasure.

The film addresses the prominent place that bureaucracy, and verbal negotiation and struggle, occupy in everyday life in China.

There was no verbal joust or physical struggle.

For example, in cases of hearing voices (sometimes called auditory verbal hallucinations), people sometimes struggle to describe the nature of the "voice" they hear.

The tool, developed with the University of Bradford dementia group, is a way of observing care to help the inspector understand the experiences of people who struggle with verbal communication.

"There is some published research that suggests people who use MDMA very heavily maybe struggle with verbal recall – particularly vocabulary – in the longer term," says Jones.

A very verbal child may also struggle with language in some contexts.

With Pakistan on top, Watson was given a working over by the fired-up Riaz, who also took every opportunity to direct verbal barbs at the struggling batsman.

Months later, their father was attacked as a "capitalist roader" in at least 18 "struggle sessions" of verbal and physical abuse.

I've had many contentions with my linguistic lexicon, and have struggled with my verbal manifestations of language.