Sentence examples for act of articulating from inspiring English sources

The mere act of articulating their sins and regrets endows them with a kind of poetic valor.

"Whether we're talking about three people or 33 people, the first thing I would do is get everybody to sit down and summarize their issues and their complaints," Mr. Davis said, explaining that the simple act of articulating complaints -- and then committing them to writing -- often serves to separate legitimate issues from those that might be consigned to the nitpicking category.

The act of articulating that feeling is, in a sense, the only hope that he offers Samori in his letter to him.

In a moment when the act of articulating identity seems both urgent and fraught, there's something comforting about the expanse of contradictions delivered without an answer by this suddenly famous teen-ager from Jakarta.

It is truly amazing how the simple act of articulating this vision and committing it to paper starts to bear fruit.

(Catherine, acupuncture patient, Tucson) Reluctance to express expectations may indicate the power that participants placed in the act of articulating or giving voice to their expectations.

There are different ways of articulating this criticism.

One of these theories for social disturbance is "the five golden rules of any military act of resistance," as articulated by the cleft-chinned Tim (Til Schweiger).

In granting a temporary restraining order on Monday against a Wisconsin requirement of this type, federal district court Judge William Conley said his review of the law "does not reveal any medical expert speaking in favor of the act or otherwise articulating a legitimate medical reason for the admitting privileges requirement".

His ritualised acts of violence articulate the alienation felt when one is cast adrift geographically (his is a remote, solitary existence, away from other people and the community they provide) and spiritually (a childhood trauma having separated him from his own soul).

The second option is to conceptualize the generation of new knowledge as an extended process that includes a creative act as well as some process of articulating and developing the creative idea.