Sentence examples similar to IT articulation from inspiring English sources

What's so marvellous about the way Steven Osborne plays Feldman is how entirely alert he is to those kaleidoscopic gradations – the blink-and-you'll-miss-it articulation in Intermission 5; the surreal percussion of the sustain pedal going down and up in Extensions 3; the vibrant colours and fastidious ratios in Palais de Mari – but he never gets precious about it.

Landmarks may be single-minded in its pursuit of the exact, the particular, but in its articulation it sounds a chord of voices – of communities, writers, literatures – that may include the reader's own.

Marc Hogan of Spin felt that the song is "as vividly communicative as it is decoratively beautiful" and praised its articulation, calling it a "a tour de force of pacing and dynamics, giving listeners more and more, but then always easing up just enough to keep us begging for one more verse".

In DISI there is dorsal angulation of the lunate as it rotates about its articulation with the radius.

It's so frank in its articulation of the pain and joy of living.

But there's a major difference, too, and it needs articulation.

Mr. Boyd said, "Searching for the truth about the way we respond to each other and giving it vivid articulation is our job".

It is articulation of a Māori connection to the land.

It forms articulations with both the tgpl and the ls (Table 1).

At the same time, the incus elongated towards the distal end of the upper jaw and contacted the proximal part of Mc with which it either formed an articulation or it anastomosed (Figure 2A C).

At its best, it involves the articulation of noble aspirations, on the one hand, and just causes, on the other.