verbally

The courses weren't interesting, my neighbours were verbally abusive, and my long distance relationship was ending badly.

It doesn't make it any less horrible for a woman like Jessie being verbally attacked of course.

If you've been working there for months and they verbally offered you equity, that should be set up by now.

In that case I didn't write anything on the board, but instead explained verbally how I would approach the problem.

In NZ, if a police officer arrested someone because they were verbally abusive to that officer, he or she would not remain an officer for long.

Don't sign anything or agree to anything verbally (in many countries that is legally binding) unless they are willing to immediately write it down and sign it.

It will do a much better job summarizing things than you trying to explain it all verbally with all the things you'll forget or tell out of order.

I said in a previous thread that police should make it a point of pride to be able to ignore irritated or verbally abusive people.

I was ultimately only verbally abused, harassed, and turned away...

It's the equivalent of walking into a furniture store and being followed around by a salesperson who won't respect your personal space and berates you verbally if you don't buy immediately.

After about ten seconds of struggling to get him off of me, I felt that the only recourse I had was to bite him and send the message non-verbally.

I think the Springfield was either a Light Cruiser or a Missile Cruiser but Dad never made a whole lot of sense when he tried to explain things verbally.

Stop verbally abusing your developers." If there's something he doesn't want in the kernel, he can just refuse to pull it.

The 4th of July is a notable exception, and the GP's point of how we "normally (verbally) say dates" stands.

This argument is pretty easy to deflate: a defender of "absolute free speech" most certainly would not be okay with people walking up to them in the street, following them home and verbally threatening them.

"The freedom of individuals verbally to oppose or challenge police action without thereby risking arrest, is one of the principal characteristics by which we distinguish a free nation from a police state." - Justice William J.