verbal statement

Verbal statement as a new development on the note stuff.

All I need is your verbal statement about what happened yesterday.

In making a verbal statement about an object, a speaker makes a judgment.

"Did you make the verbal statement that you would 'deal with her?"

The old physician seemed too interested in the gems to give a verbal statement.

The verbal statements have causal power because of the desire to not speak falsely.

It merely means that verbal statements do not make a hand value, but the cards do.

Whatever she said became a breathing entity, not a mere verbal statement or utterance.

More likely, Roller was inducted through a verbal statement.

Typically verbal statements but can also be non-verbal gestures or actions.

Kagan questioned relying on individual's verbal statements of their feelings.

This is accomplished by perceiving intentions as existing outside the mind of an individual and within a verbal statement.

Curtis was trying to find a system that converts logic's verbal statements into a pure mathematical one.

In a judgment, or verbal statement, the Categories are the predicates that can be asserted of every object and all objects.

This is a verbal statement of Henry's Law, which in the end is also an experimental observation.

Precise verbal statements and descriptions avoid this pitfall.

At some auditions, applicants are asked to make a short verbal statement about their dancing goals or why they wish to join the troupe.

Last week, they focused their cross-examination on challenging the validity of their client's written and verbal statements to the police.

He contented himself with transforming his notes into accurate verbal statements with a minimum of mental effort.

It is even more useful if people have produced verbal statements without explanation, or have given you a formula but missed the underlying structure.

This is followed by Russo's verbal statement:

"Yes, and there's more than just verbal statements," Gerd van Riebeek chimed in.

I can't imagine that it means a verbal statement of plans; but possession of some sort of ticket would do, I guess.

This will establish that the Book really contains verbal statements of physical/scientific facts and is not conjectural, hypothetical and presumptive in its contents.