"The Lightning Field" offers an intensity of experience that for a long time could be articulated only — or most conveniently — within the language of religion.
The thirty thousand people who at one point or another took part in this week's march from the Brown Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Selma, Alabama, to the statehouse in Montgomery were giving highly dramatic expression to a principle that could be articulated only in the vaguest terms.
Yet, if women can be articulated only within a male-normed language, then language cannot get at their otherness at all.
Such anterior flexure does occur in specimens of Arthroaspis where cephalon and the larger part of the trunk are articulated, but not where only a few tergites are articulated with the cephalon.
In laying out the geographies of the town and its two major institutions, we draw attention to the ways in which Holocaust memorialisation and post-socialist transformation are articulated with each other, not only here in Oświęcim, and also with wider processes of social, economic, political and cultural change.
Issues are articulated theatrically".
These concerns are articulated below.
As we saw earlier, for Heidegger, the referential structure of significance may be articulated not only by words but by skilled practical activity (e.g., hammering) in which items of equipment are used in culturally appropriate ways.
This view is being articulated not only by Kissinger and other Nixon-era officials but a younger cadre of military officers, most notably Lt. Colonel Louis Sorley in his book A Better War -- which has been, according to the Wall Street Journal, "recommended in multiple lists put out by military officers, including a former U.S. commander in Afghanistan, who passed it out to his subordinates".
How patients made sense of 'time, prognosis and future' was articulated in only 6 consultations and 7 instances.
