nonverbal , auch: non-verbal

All of these nonverbal clues told your friend to question the words you were saying.

The two men seemed to share a moment of nonverbal communication, and then they looked back down at her.

Eighty percent of the information we give to other people is nonverbal.

The two men had always communicated on a nonverbal level.

We caught each other's eye and had a nonverbal conversation.

It's an effect of being poor at reading nonverbal messages.

The first "baby talk" is nonverbal and happens soon after birth.

In short, the nonverbal communication was more telling than a written form of what they had actually said.

"One time she was in a class with only two other children, both of whom were nonverbal.

Go is a form of nonverbal communication, and he wanted to spread the game throughout the world.

But the nonverbal stories are the most dangerous, because they can be interpreted any number of ways.

Like most animals, he was a master of nonverbal communication.

Saying that got one of the most intense nonverbal responses I have ever seen in a person.

Being nonverbal, Jonathan was unable to tell his parents what had happened to him.

Many will welcome responsible children learning the language of a different, nonverbal animal.

I can pick out any portion of Bob's nonverbal behavior and do this.

I recommend that at some point you practice just the nonverbal portion.

It's a nonverbal cue that is never lost in translation.

He did his best-known research in the field of nonverbal communication, or body language.

Your mind is organized and sufficiently open to nonverbal contact.

The nonverbal system is hypothesized to have developed earlier in evolution.

His own relations with his father were nonverbal, he says.

But there had been no response to her nonverbal signals and she thought it was time for a more direct approach.

In fact, the best parts of the evening are nonverbal, which is an odd thing for Shakespeare.

Like Thomas, she was nonverbal and barely mobile but bright.