Sentence examples for also articulates from inspiring English sources

He also articulates, in no uncertain terms, what he is looking for.

Boldrewood also articulates the sentimental, stoic resignation that colonial Australians seemed to favour.

In my case, the police framed a guilty man.' Barker also articulates the criminal naivete of the Angry Brigade's actions.

Reflecting on what she learned as a sixteen-year-old in a legendary flop, Pogrebin also articulates the show's thesis: "One of the lessons of adulthood is disappointment".

Matthew VanBesien, the orchestra's president, told the Times that he is searching for a conductor who displays "superb and inspiring musicianship" and who also articulates a "compelling and progressive vision for a twenty-first-century orchestra".

Tom Riley also articulates the son's Oedipal hang-ups in a production which, played on a bare stage, offers a thrilling contest of wills between two perfectly-matched opponents.

He also articulated his sense of remoteness.

The West Indies Cricket Board president, Julian Hunte, also articulated the global outrage.

She's also articulate, she talks directly to young mothers and she's controversial.

Again, a 20th-century western philosopher - Foucault - has also articulated the limits of language.

(This sentiment is also articulated in interviews with their former colleagues and players).