Sentence examples similar to verbalized an idea from inspiring English sources

They don't measure the ability to empathize, to verbalize a new idea or to put two completely separate ideas together to form a new one, which are other, important facets of intelligence, or really multiple intelligences.

Music was an outlet for me, for while I sometimes had trouble verbalizing a thought or feeling, I could channel my thoughts and emotions by playing.

An unsettling quote from one of the studies presented at Parenting Culture Studies verbalized the idea that many of us struggle against: "When you become a parent, you are no longer a person," one devoted mother told the researcher.

I cannot verbalize a reason; they did not die to protect me, my country or my countrymen.

"What exactly are people congratulating me for?" she wondered aloud, verbalizing a question I'd been asking myself all week.

"The only criticism is that we verbalize a whole lot but that can be the biggest advantage too".

I'll verbalize a melody or construct a skeleton of a song by playing the notes on the piano or guitar, and then he will give the idea life.

Though he did verbalize a shift in thinking, his policies were always supportive of LGBTQ families.

"It's like trying to verbalize a piece of art anything evocative is lost in translation," said Kennett.

"He's like a college professor, trying to work out a problem by verbalizing a potential line of reasoning".

You don't need to verbalize a reason for grouping some images together.