Sentence examples for also articulating from inspiring English sources

When Gekko defended greed, he was also articulating a philosophy of how companies and countries should be run.

This invention creates a forcefully dynamic rhythm while also articulating in a rational way the structure behind the facades.

When present, one or two kendang (drums) lead the ensemble, giving cues and tempi to the musicians, while also articulating the movements of the puppets or dancers.

His colony was not merely tracking the advancement of snow melt and the earlier arrival of summer; it was also articulating a change in the very makeup of the Arctic itself -- the shrinking of the polar ice cap -- with all its potentially drastic worldwide consequences.

Kresa is also articulating what the industry is finally acknowledging: Years of rough and inconsistent treatment by the government have harmed the weapons sector.

Kresa is also articulating what the industry is finally acknowledging: Years of rough and inconsistent treatment by the government have left the weapons sector depleted of capital and ill-equipped to meet the technological challenges of the new century.

He also articulated his sense of remoteness.

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

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

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

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