Sentence examples for Was articulated to from inspiring English sources

This kind of conception was articulated to some extent by John Maynard Keynes in his Treatise on Probability (1921).

It was also the first time the threat Muslims pose to European secular culture was articulated to me.

This message needs to be articulated to the public.

It's a coherent strategy that can be articulated to investors.

To many of us, there is no larger foreign policy being articulated to explain the war and no realistic goals in sight.

The play does rise to an overly fervid political pitch (Élián González is involved), and the various personal relationships end up being articulated to an unnecessary degree.

In tonal terms they perhaps express grievances that can't be articulated to the mother, the teacher, the father, the grandparent or the sibling.

The faithful may understand their prayers as an act of obedience, though even they may wonder why desires must be articulated to a deity who knows all.

Policies need to be articulated to address some of the major constraints identified.

Those wheels are articulated to allow the entire vehicle to lean into corners, motorcycle-style, for maximum stability.

The blue iguana's toes are articulated to be efficient in digging and climbing trees.