Sentence examples for verbally acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Where Dunham's Horvath seems to exist, with all her hyper-neuroses and anxiety, in a world surrounded by her physical opposites without ever verbally acknowledging it, Lahiri goes the other way: she lands self-deprecating jokes about her weight, her lopsided breasts, her relationship with her nose-trimmer ("see you in 20 minutes") and her sweatiness (men's deodorant only, please).

I became increasingly frustrated as I was being treated like the Pillsbury Dough Boy but only resorted to verbally acknowledging everyone saying "I know, I know, I'm coming!

Instead of presenting a big mosquito, a large needle or the HIV virus as a monster, show children and adolescents verbally acknowledging their fears and saying and doing appropriate things to allay fears and stay healthy.

Besides giving a tip, it is important to verbally acknowledge the housekeeper with, for example, a "Good morning," when you pass him or her in the hallway.

Teachers, she says, can also verbally acknowledge their gratitude for the ancient traditions that inform their practice while teaching a class.

The experimenter would verbally acknowledge the subject's communicative signals, but would not give any of the frozen drink cubes to the subject.

The monofilament will be applied for <1 s at each site and the participant will be requested to verbally acknowledge whether they felt the sensation and to acknowledge the site of sensation [ 48].

Mr. Gottfried semi-verbally acknowledged that becoming a father had frightened him.

More complex is the notion of vindication--the idea of someone being forced to acknowledge, verbally or otherwise, they have done wrong.

We sought to mitigate these challenges by explicitly acknowledging these potential concerns verbally and in the consent form, and emphasizing for participants that the aim of the inquiry was to better understand the shortcomings as well as successes of the programme.

Once you are ready to verbally respond to their criticism, start by acknowledging what part of their criticisms are right.