Sentence examples for an articulation of from inspiring English sources

A well rehearsed binary between material impairment and social disability, (echoing the sex/gender distinction), has been replaced in some writings with an articulation of bodily (dis)abilities as an intertwined nature/culture of the kind articulated above.

Here was an articulation of what she had been so far mutely feeling.

The Miranda warnings, simply put, are an articulation of what's in our Constitution.

"It compels an articulation of American ideals, those things that America stands for," said Professor Gerstle.

Borders offered an articulation of the desperation of being a refugee that no indie frontman from Wigan ever could.

The story seems the closest to an articulation of Trevor's own spiritual beliefs as you will find in his work.

Everything I attempted was an articulation of the specifics of named territories, the reconstruction of an authentic edgeland mythology.

But starting with an articulation of the real issue might be: Is health care a civil right?

"The museum's upcoming program is a response to and an articulation of the current art and cultural landscape today".

What they achieve is exactly what the sculptures so often deliberately avoid – an articulation of the strange tension between figuration and abstraction in the real world around us.

Had we such an articulation of rights it would give greater scope for the courts to assess the validity of legislation against human rights benchmarks.