Warren kept going, articulating a very pointed attack on the head of the company.
I'm thirty-nine now?") Yet the way that novel is so enduring — so impervious to shifting cultural winds — seems to indicate something about how successfully it articulates a very American rootlessness.
"What the electorate sees is a man who cannot be identified either with the past or the present, but articulates a very different message than Chavez, and in a very different way," said Anibal Romero, author of "Decadence and the Crisis of Democracy" and other books on Venezuelan politics.
Peter Hain, the former cabinet minister who is backing Yvette Cooper in the leadership, said people felt underwhelmed by the frontbench candidates, who had not captured the mood of the party, while Corbyn had successfully articulated a "very rich seam of real anger about austerity".
Nothing quite makes me feel more like a loser mom than when my kid articulates a very valid point to highlight why her mother is acting a fool.
"He seemed very intelligent and articulate, basically a very gentle man," said the officer, Donald Quick.
"Here was a civic voice able to be extremely articulate at a very important moment.
(ME) This statement was articulated during a very emotional discussion that arose (in the ME group) regarding the duty of a person to disclose his HIV positive status to the spouse/partner.
"She's highly intelligent, she's very capable, she's extremely articulate, she's a very good politician and she's black".
Despite receiving a world-class education, as I reflect on the skills built during my first two years of graduate school, learning to ask strong and articulate questions is a very clear and noticeable void.
