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Filter by Meaning The mediator helped the parties involved to verbalise their grievances.
The professor asked the students to verbalise their understanding of the concept.
The therapist encouraged her to verbalise her emotions during the counseling session.
He struggled to verbalise his emotions after the accident.
After the accident, the trauma victim found it difficult to verbalise her feelings of fear and anxiety.
The actor had to verbalise the character's internal struggles in a convincing manner.
The therapist encouraged her patients to verbalise their dreams as a way to understand their subconscious desires.
The child struggled to verbalise his thoughts, so he resorted to drawing to express himself.
The artist found it challenging to verbalise the inspiration behind her abstract painting.
The singer used music to verbalise her personal journey of overcoming adversity.
The scientist found it challenging to verbalise her groundbreaking research findings to a general audience.
The therapist helped the child verbalise their fears about starting a new school.
The teacher asked the students to verbalise their understanding of the poem.
The politician tried to verbalise his vision for the future of the country.
The politician struggled to verbalise a coherent plan for economic reform.
The scientist was able to verbalise complex scientific concepts in a way that everyone could understand.
The therapist encouraged her to verbalise her thoughts and fears.
The poet had a unique ability to verbalise the beauty of nature through her verses.
During the therapy session, she was encouraged to verbalise her deepest fears and anxieties.
The artist struggled to verbalise the emotions evoked by her abstract painting.
The teacher encouraged the students to verbalise their opinions during the class discussion.
The detective tried to get the witness to verbalise the details of the crime.
The coach urged the team to verbalise their game plan before the match.
The artist used abstract forms to verbalise her emotions on the canvas.
The child was still learning to verbalise complex thoughts and ideas.
The therapist encouraged the patient to verbalise their deepest fears and anxieties during the counseling session.
He struggled to verbalise his emotions after the tragic loss.
It took me a while to verbalise my thoughts on the complex scientific concept.
The philosopher struggled to verbalise his abstract theories in a way that was accessible to the general public.
The documentary aims to verbalise the experiences of war veterans.
The art instructor asked the students to verbalise their interpretation of the painting.
The actor had to verbalise a difficult monologue in the play.
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