Sentence examples for Articulate expression from inspiring English sources

In his article, Lambert also provided the most succinct and articulate expression of Free Cinema principles.

If only Franken's heartbreakingly articulate expression of his loss were capable of focussing our attention on this root, and on the dangers of the drive to police sex.

She says, "When I saw 'Arlington' the first time, I thought it was the most articulate expression of grief I'd ever seen".

Mr. Russell Beale, who is shortish and stocky with a face whose seeming blandness belies its capacity for articulate expression, isn't conventionally youthful looking.

We are looking for the best, most articulate expression of exactly who you are, communicated in each part of the application.

The 24-year-old is followed by veteran Nas, the poet of Queensbridge's latest record was an articulate expression of midlife crisis.

One of its best and most articulate expressions is found in the Southern Africa philosophy of Ubuntu[ 12- 15] more fully expressed in the adage Umuntu, Ngumuntu Ngabantu (a person is a person because of other persons).

One of the most articulate expressions of that war deep inside Mexico was the narco grenade attack on an Independence Day parade on 15 September in Morelia, killing seven and injuring 152.

Thus, the process of differentiation is perceived as a complex molecular mechanism that ultimately "switches off" expression of superfluous genes and articulates expression of genes required for a final phenotype.

What mattered to Thompson were the numerous, semi-articulate expressions of English working men's fraternity – among the countless artisans, weavers, printers, blacksmiths, and domestic servants – that labour historians had ignored, patronised, or glossed over.

With the rioters' having no articulate political expression beyond anger, and with cities and towns starting to impose curfews, it seems unlikely that the current unrest will develop into a fully fledged rebellion.