Word: verbalism
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...Dario Grandinetti), Talk to Her's other bereft male, is Benigno's opposite. He's a journalist who has fallen in love with a subject, a female matador named Lydia (Rosario Flores). Before her bullring goring, their relationship was the reverse of Benigno and Alicia's--relentlessly, often tormentedly verbal, because each was still emotionally involved with a previous lover. But now Marco sits mute and helpless by Lydia's bedside, articulating his pain only to his new friend Benigno...
...team has run one of the best campaigns in Taiwan’s electoral history,” he said. “In my campaign we did not buy votes, nor did we resort to violence. Furthermore, we did not attack our opponents through verbal abuse, scandal-mongering or falsifying information...
...Henry wanted ETS to push the envelope and research what testing could measure beyond verbal and mathematical skills,” Horne said. “Henry had a notion that you could begin testing a person who was quite young and use testing to help him make informed decisions about his life, not just college admissions...
...officer spoke with two persons who had been involved in a verbal and physical confrontation at Pforzheimer House. One of the individuals was transported to University Health Services for medical treatment...
...first words of the first play - "Speaking of which..." - cue "The Coast of Utopia" as part of an ongoing debate, passionate and civilized and open to irrelevancies. The trilogy celebrates the fine art of talking: rhetoric, invective, verbal violence and flirtation, impromptu essays that generate heat and light. Much of modernist art, and nearly all of popular culture, is suspicious of articulation. Modernism says that art and passion are precisely those things that can't be put into words; that the roiling impulses that rule are lives are either ineffable or just F---able. But the history of theater...