Sentence examples for I articulates from inspiring English sources

The generalized pattern of tarsal-metatarsal articulations throughout marsupials is that digit I articulates with the ectocuneiform, digit II with the mesocuneiform, digit III with the ectocuneiform, and digits IV and V articulate with the cuboid bone.

Individual theories should: (i) articulate important and widely held moral intuitions, and (ii) have had extensive impact on debates about global justice.

"I feel that I articulated that well, you know?

He described his relationship with Thatcher as one in which "I articulated her instincts".

"It is that I articulate the deepest held values of the American people".

"They don't like the message; they don't like the common-sense conservative solutions I articulate".

What lessons have you learned from that experience? A. I'm very, very grateful to my small little team, and I articulate it.

In this case, however, there are good theoretical reasons to believe that momentum is especially important in Iowa, like those that I articulated above.

So when I articulated a capitalistic interpretation of what needed to be done in health care, that was disappointing to some people".

Secondly, I believe the reason I'm standing here is because of the agenda I articulated during the course of the campaign.

This is how I articulate the world.