Sentence examples similar to a free articulation from inspiring English sources

Not that I might have had the pleasure of leaving my card for him at the Astor, or made merry with him over a bowl of the fine Duyckinck punch; but that the muzzle which all men wore on their souls in the Elizabethan day, might not have intercepted Shakespeare's free articulations, for I hold it a verity that even Shakespeare was not a frank man to the uttermost.

A free rib is preserved in articulation with the right transverse process of Presacral II, possibly with a posteriorly directed uncinate process.

He too would subscribe to the need for a more confident articulation of the good life, having built his philosophical reputation attacking the idea of a free-floating "unencumbered" self that is at the heart of John Rawls's hugely influential Theory of Justice.

Three scores for each participant's spoken responses during scanning were calculated: a semantic score; an articulation score and a combined semantic and articulation score.

Through his use of pairs of free-standing columns, he suggested an articulation of space, a major characteristic of his style.

Throughout Friday and Saturday, large parts of Hamburg would become police-free zones, as hundreds of decentralised actions combined into a collective articulation of power capable of defending territory across the city.

Posteriorly, the maxilla has an overlapping articulation with a slender quadratojugal.

This latter is called a secondary articulation.

This is a strong articulation of the message Dems hope to close this out on.

Violence, sex and money brought together in a misogynist articulation of greed, selfishness and violence.

They come, from both near and far, to worship a different articulation of the divine.