(1) Jade stopped, silent for a few moments as she tried to find the best way to verbalize her feelings.

(2) This model can be used with children who have developed skills and can verbalize their feelings, usually age three or older.

(3) They are unable to verbalize their real feelings

(4) That's where I am at the moment, so bear with me while I try to verbalize this current idea.

(5) Give the person time to talk and encourage her/him to verbalize feelings.

(6) Many of my students were too stressed to verbalize their feelings.

(7) Terri no longer attempted to verbalize back to me when I spoke to her.

(8) As the patient was allowed to verbalize these feelings, she agreed to some behavioral interventions to help with the problem.

(9) Members of dysfunctional families tend to either withhold or not verbalize their feelings, wants, likes, and dislikes with each other.

(10) Absent parents may express feelings of rejection if their children verbalize positive feelings for the stepparent.

(11) Younger toddlers are unable to verbalize their feelings, and their behaviors may regress after the new child is born.

(12) Hayek's achievement was to verbalize the idea of a u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510universal order of peace.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb

(13) At times, a teacher must intervene to check and control a child's impulse, or to help a child verbalize a feeling.

(14) It is difficult for me to verbalize my feelings for you, because mere words can't begin to express my deep love.

(15) Teachers can verbalize as they choose, use, and monitor their reading strategies.

(16) Less direct interfaces cause the user to build a more verbalisable and transferable body of knowledge about the domain.

(17) We can easily envision a professor like Robert verbalizing his irritation with students and the university administration.

(18) If it were merely my verbalisable representation of myself, then it would not be a field event but an intrapsychic one.

(19) The values expressed in parental behavior and verbalizations are an important contribution to prosocial behavior.

(20) I verbalise my shame in mocking his tears before and I think I regained the points I lost earlier.