Sentence examples for Perfect articulation from inspiring English sources

The perfect articulation of it belongs to Kafka: "What do I have in common with Jews?

Like its 3-D predecessor, the game is a perfect articulation of the stereotypical adolescent boy's fantasies.

He sets the benchmark in the overture, with perfect articulation and ensemble from the London Philharmonic, and whenever the orchestra gets the chance to shine later in the opera - in the storm for instance - the dramatic tension rises appreciably.

This comment to CNN by Jennifer Dritt, the director of the Florida Council Against Sexual Violence, is a perfect articulation of the paradox of online video: the phenomenon of people finding notoriety in caves.

A rough deal all round, then – but in their perfect articulation, poems like this offer as much assuagement as there is to find, and keep the fire of love burning way beyond the lovers' own deaths, its raw intimacy as present as ever.

Here, in the guise of my beaming husband, was the perfect articulation for why I think people even my close friends— who declare dramatic social media bankruptcy were just doing it wrong.

This was a near-perfect articulation of the New York political theory that the way to honor the dignity of faith is by passing special-interest legislation for every religion in sight.

This year, some titles perfected earlier articulations of what a video game can be, some offered a signpost to where games may be headed, and some attempted to untangle the curious relationship that exists between a game, its maker, and its player.

He was tall, slim and naturally funny, always meticulous in his movement and perfect in his articulation.

Rinaldo Alessandrini's pitch-perfect reading of the score incorporates all the zip and piquant articulation you would expect from period performance while clearing space for the unhurried lyricism of Belmonte and Konstanze's laments and some enchanting obbligato solos from the orchestra.

This is all in defense of the economic aims of the guild, whose articulation can be found in Poets & Writers, which is a perfect chronicle of the economic principles at work.