| I verbalise my shame in mocking his tears before and I think I regained the points I lost earlier. |
| 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. |
| She sets out to communicate, to verbalise her experience with the trust that comes from her love for the other, her cousin. |
| Students must be able to decode and verbalise the full range of mathematical symbols relevant to their stage of mathematical studies. |
| In addition, children should have opportunities to express themselves freely and verbalise their concerns. |
| It's worthless to parade my BA in politics if I can't even verbalise my own opinions. |
