He articulated a kind of a "separate but equal" policy — in support of "full rights" without endorsing marriage.
She was so captivated by the novel that she later wrote three essays about the ways in which James articulates a kind of moral philosophy, revealing the childishness of aspiring to moral perfection, a life of "never doing a wrong, never breaking a rule, never hurting".
Public patients articulated a kind of 'forced or resigned trust' in the doctors, albeit limited in scope given their lack of choice, and were willing to accept and sometime excuse or justify the 'problems' of the system in order to maintain their trust.
"We've done it, we're profitable, we're growing and we articulate a different kind of vision for what banking can be," he said.
The Lights, Andover, Sun; The Good Ship, NW6, Mon; The Market Theatre, Hitchin, Thu Harriet Kemsley manages to articulate a certain kind of nervous angst that seems common to people in her twentysomething generation.
So transcendental idealism is articulated as a kind of replacement for the Leibnizian and Newtonian conceptions of space and time, but it is not their status as relationalist and absolutist conceptions, respectively, that calls for their replacement.
This was truly fascinating and it articulates a new kind of retail politics, or what is known as GOTV to us insiders -- the kind of politics that fully leverages the up-close, personal, individual experience.
I think that he and I are both very much drawn towards the transcendent value of articulating a certain kind of melancholy.
The only characters who articulate any kind of ideological opposition to Nazism are Trudel Baumann (who was engaged to the Quangel's son) and Klaus Hergesell, who she marries.
In Mein Kampf, Hitler articulated Lebensraum as a kind of natural law, through which the superior Aryan race has the right to displace inferior races in order to achieve new Lebensraum (Lee 2003: p. 237).
