Quotes About Nonverbal

She barely heard. Barely answered. Finally she nodded. Fingertips

After a lifetime of nods, frowns and stoic smiles, they were both fluent in emotional shorthand.

Among its many uses, dance/movement therapy aims to help people overcome trauma, often by nonverbally bringing the elements of the experience to the fore.

For people to understand me when I travel, I speak with my hands.

Never get a mime talking. He won't stop.

How much?" Patz said nothing but gave Kiva a look that she interpreted as saying a whole fuckton.

When Kino had finished, Juana came back to the fire and ate her breakfast. They had spoken once, but there is not need for speech if it is only a habit anyway. Kino sighed with satisfaction - and that was conversation.

They had spoken once, but there is not need for speech if it is only a habit anyay. Kino sighed with satisfaction -- and that was conversation.

It was a lot to convey with a look, but sometimes words murdered ideas. He

I still think that our best dialogue was between our glances.

A wink is like no other gesture. It's like a secret smile, a whisper with your face.

Do you think ladies' eyebrows can communicate as well?" she asked."No, they don't have sufficient thicketry, " he said with authority."Thicketry?""Yes, that is the official term.

I speak two languages, Body and English.

abuelita speaks no english. she doesn't need to, zoe thinks. her smile fills and communicates so much more than the empty, half-said words of zoe's life.

You see, the language of words was only one of the human languages. There were many others, as I have pointed out. The language of sighs, the language of silent moments, and most significantly, the language of frowns.

5. Use Body Language Emotions can be translated through body language. Be aware of how you are standing when you're telling the story. How's your posture? Are you standing straight up and confident or serious? Are you slumped over and looking depressed?

The eyes those silent tongues of love.

How someone else perceives and understands us depends only 7 percent on what we say, 38 percent on how we say it, and 55 percent on what we are doing when we say it.

A Russian peasant scratching the back of his head means many different things.

Por vezes Mary falava e Fara escutava uma efusão de gaélico que não compreendia; por vezes era Fara que falava a Língua para uma Mary completamente em branco. Curiosamente, as palavras não eram importantes. O que importava era a representação das emoções nas expressões do rosto, a expressividade das mãos, o que a voz transmitia, segredos que os olhos contavam

people can say all kinds of things without ever opening their mouths...

Body language, when you know how to read it, can be more expressive than speech. (Mercy)

People ask for what they need in different ways. Sometimes by not even asking for it at all

Nothing was spoken, it was just mutually understood.