| The Rainbows programme is a way of providing the emotional stability that the children need to verbalise their feelings. |
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| I verbalise my shame in mocking his tears before and I think I regained the points I lost earlier. |
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| It's worthless to parade my BA in politics if I can't even verbalise my own opinions. |
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| In addition, children should have opportunities to express themselves freely and verbalise their concerns. |
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| As I verbalise my thoughts, I realise how judgmental and awful they are. |
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| Clay modelling and mask making were used to verbalise anger. |
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| But there are lots of women who can't even verbalise what happened to them. |
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| She sets out to communicate, to verbalise her experience with the trust that comes from her love for the other, her cousin. |
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| They've got a mutant lawn weed as their national symbol and they can't verbalise the difference between a tree and the number three. |
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| I verbalise easily, without barriers, what my inner experiences are. Anything that prevents me from doing so disappears simply by me becoming aware of it. |
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| If people around her are angry with her for continuing to smoke it may be useful to help the caller verbalise her fear or knowledge about smoking and pregnancy. |
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| Students must be able to decode and verbalise the full range of mathematical symbols relevant to their stage of mathematical studies. |
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| Texts highlight misogyny but never misandry, its anti-male equivalent – despite research finding that women verbalise four times more misandry than men do misogyny. |
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| Reauscultate the lungs and verbalise the possibility of pulmonary edema. |
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| By The Sea is undone by a plodding, impotent script that struggles to verbalise the central couple's turmoil. |
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| A children's charity have created emoji of people suffering from domestic violence in the hope that it will help young children otherwise unable to verbalise abuse to seek help. |
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| You've got to verbalise conflict on stage. |
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| Excels in presentations when he is allowed to verbalise the benefits. |
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| Although we may not verbalise these statements, our bodies are nevertheless listening and responding to each and every aspect of our internal communication. |
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| It is of great benefit if the Instructor gets individuals to verbalise feature and benefit statements so there is the opportunity to practice appropriate link word and phrases. |
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| It's nice to be reminded that we can say those things and that we have the right to stand up and verbalise our issues. |
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| I knew what I wanted to say in my head but I couldn't verbalise it. |
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| With the exercises he is now able to verbalise what he wants. |
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