Their position gets articulated mainly in the truncated form of allusions to the positions of hawkish policymakers — chiefly Paul Wolfowitz, the Deputy Secretary of Defense — who can't state their case publicly.
"The making of Dylann Roof is a cultural making, and we see variations of him all over our society at this point, maybe not overtly shooting nine people, but there are different ways that it gets articulated and implemented, that kind of ideology," Rankine said.
"You've got articulate essayists emerging from every specialty: medicine, art criticism, physics, undertaking, sports, food, nature, astronomy, birding and fiction.
The $600 NEX-5N and $1200 NEX-7 get articulating LCD screens, and the NEX-7 gets a new 24MP APS-C sensor (the 5N is 16MP APS-C).
"He's got to articulate the case for a much more flexible and adaptable Europe, that gives up powers as well as adopts powers".
Here, he did his bit about going out—"We gotta go out!," and "We gotta get back!"— articulating these desires like a staccato ringmaster.
Of course, one sentence pitches should be an exercise to get you articulating what your business really does well — better than everyone else — but not the end game.
It doesn't hurt Romney that the more time the average voter spends looking at Mitt's well coifed hair and immaculate dental features, the more time he gets to articulate his case to them.
We got in, I articulated the usual Green agenda of greening our energy system and our economy, living wage jobs, cutting the military, putting our resources back into true security at home, health care is a human right--you know, the usual litany.
The ship's got two articulating cranes that can lift 2 tons.
