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Meanings of verbal expression in English
Usage of verbal expression in English
1
The written recitation also gives an opportunity for training in verbal expression.
2
With Bud to be startled was to instantly resort to verbal expression.
3
A man's thought is indicated by his talk, by verbal expression.
4
It sometimes permits itself the relief of verbal expression! observed Algitha.
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He could never give verbal expression to the emotions locked away in his heart.
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The question was the verbal expression of a despairing hope.
7
Nagging is worry put into words,-theverbal expression of worry about or towards individuals.
8
Another prominent ornithologist, Mr. Ridgway, has also given verbal expression to precisely similar views.
9
Gratitude is much more than a verbal expression of thanks.
10
Such, however, is the verbal expression of my feeling.
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He was wearing the verbal expression of a man who has been caught utterly flat-footed.
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In order to deal with this topic we must consider the verbal expression of the memory-belief.
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Indeed, it may be argued that richness of experience in doing is prerequisite to verbal expression.
14
Speech is but the verbal expression of life.
15
The notes are mostly notes of historical facts, seldom of thoughts, never of mere verbal expression.
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Gratitude is much more than a verbal expression of thanks Action expresses more gratitude than speech.
