At the weekend, I came as close as I suspect I ever will to articulating my concerns to Jeremy Hunt.
Instead, a full page of text on the back cover is devoted solely to articulating Mr. Wiencek's complex overview.
Mr. Romero said he had advised Ford to "stick as closely to articulating the law as possible".
Thus a director who is used to articulating emotions in a nonverbal medium like dance may be well equipped to mine the depths of such a drama.
This professedly anti-racist argument is about as close as anyone comes to articulating a mainstream political agenda that is explicitly pro-white.
This was the beginning of the Mont Pèlerin Society, an organization dedicated to articulating the principles that would lead to the establishment and preservation of free societies.
It's a technique effective in creating a mood – something eerie and mysterious – but also limiting when it comes to articulating a message to the listener.
"If there isn't one person near to the top of the organisation committed to articulating the change required, they may not have the solution," said one participant.
(Awkward though it was, this way of proceeding was perhaps not as difficult for an academic and teacher, used to articulating his thoughts orally, as it might have been for a writer habituated solely to the physical act of writing).
Can you admit to confusion?" Cowell has devoted a good part of his career to articulating male confusion, putting emotional trauma front and center alongside plenty of accompanying sex, drugs and misery.
"We Move," his second album, is more cohesive despite a similarly broad range of material: Mr. Vasandani, 30, has come a lot closer to articulating an identity, with jazz and pop commingling in unassuming ways.
