“She muttered inaudibly, miserable for the rest of the day as she brooded on that dark piece of information.”

“Holding unlikely poses or broadly gesticulating, they often whisper inaudibly or shout unbearably.”

“Since I hadn't the energy to get up and improve matters, the record played on almost inaudibly.”

“The old rheumy eyes swivel audibly away from the mushroom cloud of dust now settling near the fireplace.”

“For once, I was glad she did as my stomach was grumbling very loudly and very audibly.”

“His response had been a severe lashing with a whip, and she had never argued audibly again.”

“A class of students learn more if they are engaged visually, auditorially and physically.”

“They supported this by showing that VWFA was not only activated by word form stimuli but also activated when subjects were asked to name objects and repeat auditorially presented words.”

“Each component of the virtual environment is represented haptically and auditorially.”

“When listeners hear these synthetic sounds they do not consider the steps between them to be auditorily equidistant.”

“Sylvia decides that Naomi will need to have information presented to her visually and auditorily.”

“Then, the students can present the settings which they experienced auditorily.”