Sentence examples for verbal way from inspiring English sources

Lubitsch to Mankiewicz to Rohmer: it should be apparent how much the French artist learned from Mankiewicz's exquisitely verbal way of approaching visual style.

I am wonderful to have at your side while you cook, particularly if you give me a glass of wine, and also to have sit at your table, because I will appreciate your food in a deep, emotional and highly verbal way, perhaps, in small part, because I did not get to experience that kind of cooking growing up.

Invoking an unaccessible ancilla to account for the nonlinear and stochastic character of GRW-type theories is once more a purely verbal way of avoiding facing the real puzzling aspects of the quantum description of macroscopic systems.

"Yes of course," the director, in a deft verbal way, responded at once.

Meanwhile, Maggie and Glenn cuddle up in another corner of the store to comfort each other in a more verbal way, save for a few pecks on the mouth.

This can be done in a verbal way ("Can I get back to you when I'm done _____") or in a nonverbal way, such as wearing headphones.

To Lynn, Lee said, "If only I could have had a pretty daughter"; and, to David, "I love you but I don't like you". Lee had elusive verbal ways of parrying her children's demands, and this mystification, where what was being said wasn't what was meant, brought with it a sense of helplessness and frustration.

Whether he's firing a shotgun at the journalist he has forgotten he's invited, or parading his paranoia and narcissism in purely verbal ways, it's hard to resist the quirky charisma that Donald Sutherland brings to the role of an eccentric Nobel Prize winner in Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt's "Enigmatic Variations".

Sean's paralysis has left him unable to tell his wife what he needs, although with each passing day they are learning to communicate in non verbal ways.

The visual and verbal cognitive style was first conceptualized as a bipolar construct with the preference to visual or verbal ways of information processing portrayed as two contrasting poles.

Positive, non-violent forms of discipline which include reasoning and talking with children in age-appropriate ways, modelling patience, kindness, empathy, and cooperation; providing daily opportunities for children to practice rational problem solving and giving praise to a child, even in non verbal ways such as a pat on the shoulder, are some ways to instill good behavior in children.