She nonverbally signaled that she agreed by nodding.

Her nonverbal cues revealed more about her feelings than the words she spoke.

During the interview, the panel paid as much attention to the candidate's nonverbal as to his answers.

Although she smiled politely, many of her deeper feelings remained nonverbalized.

During the interview, her nonverbals conveyed more confidence than her answers.

In my grammar class, the professor explained that nonverb refers to any word that is not a verb.

In the linguistic dataset, the tagger incorrectly labeled several nonverbs as verbs.

During the meeting, her nonverbal communication—like a raised eyebrow and a tight smile—conveyed more than her words.

Her research paper explored how cultural differences shape nonverbal communications in international business.

Clinicians are increasingly recognizing nonverbal learning disorders in children who struggle with social cues despite strong verbal skills.