The question of how to articulate a sixteenth-note passage in the first madrigal led to a discussion of its deeper meaning.
Love writes from a female's point of view, and her lyrics have been described as "literate and mordant" and noted by scholars for "articulating a third-wave feminist consciousness".
The disc has a commentary by the intelligent, articulate Frankenheimer, a first-rate hour-length American Film Institute documentary made shortly after his death in 2002, and a portrait of the confident, forthright Angela Lansbury.
Yet still other of such critics attempt to articulate yet a fourth form of agent-centered deontology.
Norma Khouri was perfect talent for a publishing house: an outspoken and articulate English-as-a-second-language author shining a light on a bone-chilling culture of brutal misogyny in an exotic foreign location.
So, both Deen and the Luton protesters were criticising government policies and both were articulating positions – opposing a third runway at Heathrow and British military action in Iraq – that have not insignificant popular support.
For its part, the Bloomberg campaign dismissed suggestions that Mr. Thompson was gaining momentum, noting its continuing success in collecting endorsements (Colin L. Powell's being a recent one), relying on social networking tools (Mr. Bloomberg is using Twitter this week) and articulating policies for a third term (improving community colleges was the theme on Thursday).
Although viewers did not hear Mr. Pataki articulate his plans for a third term, the governor used the word "proud" 12 times when describing what he thought of his record on issues like crime, education and transportation.
When the Dean delivered the introduction, outlining my accolades and awards, I was overwhelmed hearing a third party articulating some of the achievements.
I will be going through these models one election cycle at a time, but I need to articulate a few ground rules first.
