Sentence examples for articulate complicated from inspiring English sources

On the territory that is emerging space takes on articulate, complicated connotations: "more mixed than pure, not so much smooth and homogeneous as changing, harlequin, zebra-striped and in multiple, connected networks" (Serres [1993] p. 270).

See, Hillary Clinton is generally perceived as a capable but flawed politician with a large knowledge base and a decades-long career of crafting and articulating complicated policy ideas.

Indeed, the sum of "She's So Articulate" complicates -- in a interesting way -- a post-Kara Walker art world.

But no one articulated quite how complicated it is to define, contain and police those threats until Hess did.

"But what I articulated was it was complicated and we were talking about a lot of things and there were moving pieces.

There's love there, although it hasn't been articulated, so it's gonna be complicated".

Such a complicated relationship is difficult to articulate on the campaign trail.

Direct head rotation is complicated because the head is articulated about two pivot points.

I needed to teach my students to trace complicated theoretical arguments and pinpoint and articulate the concepts that underlay them.

There is such a thing as aesthetic merit, or more likely, aesthetic merits, complicated as they may be to articulate or impute to any given work.

India's response to all these challenges is complicated by its own difficulty in articulating an overarching strategic doctrine.