Sentence examples for a classic articulation from inspiring English sources
An early battle poem written in Old English, this gives a vivid and poignant account of the last stand of Anglo-Saxon warriors against a troop of Viking invaders, and includes a classic articulation of the heroic code.
But what I was secretly wondering amid this torrent of mutual compliments was: How on earth will this beautiful, thunderous, baritone Welsh voice and this overpowering Triple Alpha Male talent fit inside the character of a washed-up, middle-aged British spy not noted for his charisma, his classic articulation, or the looks of a pockmarked Greek god?
Building on West and Zimmerman's (1987: 129) now classic articulation of gender as "the product of social doings," we describe this organizationally induced behavior as "undoing" gender.
Classic articulations of the latter definition of power (as power-to) are offered by Thomas Hobbes — power is a person's "present means…to obtain some future apparent Good" (Hobbes 1985 (1641), 150) — and Hannah Arendt — power is "the human ability not just to act but to act in concert" (1970, 44).
A classic play in a classic production.
A classic invention story.
