Sentence examples for Articulated perspective from inspiring English sources

The philosophy of the program is predicated on a paradigm of independent media that values artistic expression, social awareness, and an articulated perspective.

What that gives her is a whisper of conscience, not hive mind exactly but a more articulated perspective: Let's call it responsibility.

Normally, I would expound upon my reasons, but one of the speakers today articulated the perspective of genetic genealogists (and other DTC test consumers) so well that I asked whether I could share her remarks here, and she kindly agreed.

The law has not articulated its perspective on appreciation, or similar abilities, owing to a lack of depression cases.

I have found that articulating my perspective in a coherent and structured format is an enormous aid to my understanding.

Part of their role in meetings is to articulate that perspective and perhaps persuade their colleagues to revise their own perspectives or vice versa.

I don't believe anyone will push for the RPDA where I currently am now (at least not in the next few years), but thank you for articulating the perspective of the research library's role within academia so clearly.

My purpose in writing this guide is to help make you into better writers and to help you become better able to articulate your perspective....The point is not to give you pages of rules and regulations, but to give you the things you need to know to create and present your ideas in a legitimate and persuasive way.

We hear from him no coherent world view, nor can he point to any advisers on international affairs who might articulate his perspective.

So you tell this story so it doesn't look so bad," says Mychal Denzel Smith, articulating the perspective Shakur worked to debunk.

So you tell this story so it doesn't look so bad," says Smith, articulating the perspective Shakur worked to debunk.