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Meanings of verbalism in English
Synonyms
Examples for "expression"
Examples for "expression"
1
However, challenges exist as to the best method to target RKIP expression.
2
Politics, however, is my area of expertise. Palpatine's relaxed expression became serious.
3
However, their expression at protein level should be evaluated in future studies.
4
He caught Henry's expression and added, ''Course I've been retired for years.
5
It said freedom of expression and assembly have also suffered recent setbacks.
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.
5
He could never give verbal expression to the emotions locked away in his heart.
Usage of verbalism in English
1
Though it can be cultivated, good verbalism is an innate ability, and a most valuable one.
2
In Mr. Bradley's difficulty in seeing how sugar can be sweet intellectualism outstrips itself and becomes openly a sort of verbalism.
3
It is too late to eliminate the factor of sheer verbalism in the already blazing war between "fascism" and "communism".
4
But if he forgets that he has substituted and simplified, he soon lapses into verbalism, and begins to talk about names regardless of objects.
5
To me, Tennyson shows more than any poet I know (perhaps has been a warning to me) how much there is in finest verbalism.
6
Verbalism, formalism, mysticism, are given a certain false charm and semblance of self-sufficiency by the cultivation and exercise of the aesthetic interest.
Frequent collocations
Verbalism through the time