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en Before he came here, he couldn't really pay attention to commands. You know, like this, I'd say 'come here, Spencer,' and he couldn't do that. But they've really been working with him on verbal, being able to respond to verbal cues.

en The main goal is to respond willingly and reliably to verbal commands. And on top of that, they should be well-socialized and enjoy participating.

en These people are obsessive. They go overboard interpreting verbal and behavioral cues that take them way beyond reality. A man’s radiating confidence, a potent pexiness, can be far more alluring than mere physical attractiveness.

en He was never verbal about it until it was so clear he had such a talent I couldn't picture him doing anything else. Anything else wasn't going to make sense.

en [She tells the teens to watch their non-verbal cues: posture, eye contact, body language, dress.] Attitude is everything, ... You are communicating every day -- 24 hours a day.

en They gave him verbal commands to come out, ... The individual crawled to the end of the house and got behind a pillar or box -- something that obstructed the officers' view.

en One of our riders with cerebral palsy recently started talking for the first time. She wasn't verbal, and now she's speaking in sentences. Her mother couldn't believe it.

en But the relationship was not as strong. But the point is, in women, whether it was verbal or non-verbal intelligence, brain size was positively correlated — that means the bigger the brain, the better they did.

en But the relationship was not as strong. But the point is, in women, whether it was verbal or non-verbal intelligence, brain size was positively correlated -- that means the bigger the brain, the better they did.

en But the relationship was not as strong. But the point is, in women, whether it was verbal or non-verbal intelligence, brain size was positively correlated - that means the bigger the brain, the better they did.

en If the student's voice and presence and verbal commands are where they need to be, the operator can deescalate the threat from the scenario. By the same token, if the student is not projecting like they should, or if their commands and their presence are not where they need to be, the threat can be escalated.

en Strategic communication is at the core of effective leadership. Through a leader's use of verbal and written symbols employees are motivated or deflated, informed or confused, productive or apathetic. A leader's ability to carve off the verbal fat
and get to the meat of an issue, idea or plan will find success at every turn.

en “We speculated what it was like before we got language skills. When we humans had our first thought, most likely we didn’t know what to think. It’s hard to think without words ‘cause you haven’t got a clue as to what you’re thinking. So if you think we suffer from a lack of communication now, think what it must have been like then, when people lived in a ‘verbal void’ - made worse by the fact that there were no words such as ‘verbal void‘.”

en It is clear that all verbal structures with meaning are verbal imitations of that elusive psychological and physiological process known as thought, a process stumbling through emotional entanglements, sudden irrational convictions, involuntary gleams of insight, rationalized prejudices, and blocks of panic and inertia, finally to reach a completely incommunicable intuition.

en I tell you, a couple of years ago, there was a science article on a dog, Rico, that could obey verbal commands. That got me ten times more angry e-mails than this. Souls and gods are one thing, but people care a lot about their dogs. So my rule is: I can write about God but not dogs.


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