Sentence examples for verbally referred from inspiring English sources

Recent experiments have shown that 'mirror' neurons are activated when an action is being performed, perceived, or verbally referred to.

Although visual and aural texts may be pointed to or verbally referred to, only written language can be read.

In at least one instance, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry verbally referred to both organizations as terrorist groups but a State Department spokesman later walked back his comments.

In most cases, patients are verbally referred to the on-site HIV care and treatment clinic.

In scenes from the series an IS press officer (yes, the militants have a press officer) is seen accompanying the Vice reporter, sanctioning the reporter's access to  occupied territories, while the reporter verbally refers to being inside "the world's newest state" — a phrase that apparently normalizes the IS occupation (although lower thirds on the video badge the location as 'Raqqa, Syria').

Product integration, which has become more prevalent lately as the film and TV business have become economically tougher, means that the product is touched by an actor - he or she drinks the Coke - or is referred to verbally, e.g., the actors asks for a Coke.

Whenever the word 'Monopoly' is referred to verbally at the tournament, it must be used with the word 'game' or 'property trading game'.

Sean Hannity of Fox News, who has verbally abused Mr. Clinton for years, recently referred to him as "good old Bill".

Eligible patients were verbally informed by the usual caretaker, and referred to CHANGE research staff by phone or e-mail, if accepting.

The prosecutor also referred to reports of Pistorius being "verbally violent" with officials, which he said Scholtz had ignored, and said that the sportsman was depressed only because he "felt sorry for himself".

One CPT participant moved away, one was referred for psychosis, and one left after being verbally abused by her husband for getting treatment.