Although Mr. Singh articulated his interest in attracting Chinese investment to India before he embarked on his visit, concrete steps in this direction remain elusive.
"Equipping India's military with US military hardware is an important part of this long-term strategy although nobody articulates these sentiments openly," he added.
Although they articulated the numerous rules at recess, they still described fighting as a frequent occurrence.
Articulating Data-based Claims.
The concert opened with Bach's Partita No. 1 in B-flat, tastefully ornamented and cleanly articulated, although Mr. Helmchen took liberties in the Allemande that distorted the pulse.
The garments on the other figures, which include a sitting Madonna-like woman, a masked bandit and "The Puppeteer," are not as engaging or sculpturally articulated, although the puppeteer's coat is tufted with sprouts of bright yarn.
"The often-filthy language makes Jonathan Ross sound like a vicar at a Mothers Unionn tea party," you quip, parroting the Telegraph, although you might articulate some reservations about the humour as the Standard does.
As Kennedy discovered all those years ago, the point of the question marks in García Márquez's list is they can't be articulated – although a room full of people, watching him read, knows that he found the answer.
Although they never articulated the case publicly at the time, those telling Thatcher that there was little point in spending money on Liverpool also included the industry secretary, Sir Keith Joseph, and her Downing Street advisers, Sir John Hoskyns and Sir Robin Ibbs.
Symbolically, his call for political reform, although vague, was articulated during a speech marking the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, an event generally regarded as the beginning of China's global economic rise.
