Sentence examples for Strongly articulated from inspiring English sources

The most remarkable phonological feature of Insular Celtic is the development of a double series of consonants in which strongly articulated consonants are distinguished from their weak counterparts.

The clocks of the elder Youngses, Seth and his son Benjamin, as described in Glendyne R. Wergland's "One Shaker Life," are in the manner of Greek columns, with strongly articulated bases, long shafts, and "heads" with clock faces.

The first-movement Nocturne was the most strongly articulated by both soloist and orchestra, a soundscape of lunar strangeness that joined extremes of low brass moans and high filaments of violin.

His challenge is to frame an inspiring vision that ties together the formidable achievements of his first term — the health care overhaul, the auto industry rescue, reform of financial regulations, withdrawal from Iraq and Afghanistan and the killing of Osama bin Laden —  with goals, still not strongly articulated, for his second.

In Canada, norms of reciprocity are strongly articulated in the government's longstanding economic focus in immigrant entry policy.

Participants strongly articulated a preference for ongoing, personalised support.

A10 The Democrats released a draft of their party platform that strongly articulates the centrist "new Democratic" views of Vice President Gore, but also offers concessions to liberals on several major issues, including trade, the death penalty and gay rights.

The Democrats released a draft of their party platform today that strongly articulates the centrist "new Democratic" views of Vice President Al Gore, but also offers concessions to liberals on several major issues, including trade, the death penalty and gay rights.

"It is not what we have to say on the issue of maternal rights that annoys the system, but that we strongly articulate any rights at all," Krishnaswamy told Open Democracy in December 2013.

These social benefits need to be articulated just as strongly as the economic benefits of membership.

We strongly agreed with the principle articulated by President Obama and his F.C.C. chairman, Julius Genachowski, that the Internet should remain open on equal terms to all, a level playing field for Web sites big and small.