Sentence examples for visual and vocal from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Lumi's sporadic visual – and vocal – presence is a reminder of the human element in the midst of this kaleidoscopic chaos.

Destiny's Child had abundant visual and vocal presence, as its members pulled off intricate harmonies in time with synchronized dance moves.

Many types of visual and vocal displays are employed between the arrival of the birds at the colony and their departure.

Susanne Schötz, who studies phonetics at Lund University and owns three cats herself, said while cats used visual and vocal signals to communicate with humans, they needed to make sounds – miaows – to get our attention.

Kabuki's highly lyrical plays are regarded, with notable exceptions, less as literature than as vehicles for actors to demonstrate their enormous range of skills in visual and vocal performance.

Detour is a sincere exploration of country music – a genre she cheerfully admits to having known little about – but she can't resist that extra visual and vocal fillip while paying bracing homage.

They are visual, gestural and vocal cues that arise spontaneously and unconsciously between mothers and infants, but that nevertheless abide by a formalized code: the calls and responses, the swooping bell tones of motherese, the widening of the eyes, the exaggerated smile, the repetitions and variations, the laughter of the baby met by the mother's emphatic refrain.

Today, everyone benefits with the use visual signals and vocal calls simultaneously.

Make sure your body language supports rather than sabotages your point: "This new program will ultimately save us time" said with cowering posture translates to "I'm unsure whether this new program will save us time". When there's a contradiction between the visual and the vocal, body language trumps.

Morse code has been shown to be a valuable tool in assistive technology, augmentative and alternative communication, and rehabilitation for people with various conditions such as spinal cord injuries, non-vocal quadriplegics, and vocal, visual or hearing impairments.

"The words you say are important, but they are much less important than the visuals and the vocals," Mr. Montini told Mr. Tietz and seven other eager Republicans in their early 20's.