The state test scores provided easy political fodder, but they also served as a reminder that many of the candidates have yet to articulate far-reaching visions for the city's schools, which serve 1.1 million children.
She was friendly and articulate, a far cry from the divalike portrait frequently painted by the news media.
The journalist was asking a bunch of inappropriate questions about sex interspersed with more serious questions, and I was trying to articulate how far I would go to protect my family.
So there is reason to believe that a more forceful campaign against inequality than Mr. Obama has articulated so far would resonate.
According to the ideas articulated so far, Kant envisioned a radiating essence that organizes itself in cosmic expansion.
As these interviews are part of an ongoing project to generate data on various Occupy locations, we present a summary of the key policies articulated thus far with the caveat that these results should be viewed as preliminary and suggestive rather than conclusive and representative of the entire Occupy movement.
If the wise vision articulated so far by Obama and his team pans out in practice, we'll come out on the other side of the avalanche of new laws and the billions spent with a disciplined financial sector constrained by the public hand, a refurbished and greener infrastructure, fuel-efficient cars, a radical expansion of broadband penetration, universal health care and a reawakened housing market.
The model as articulated thus far is overparameterized; that is, it is impossible to estimate all parameters with an age-at-harvest dataset alone.
A few minutes in, Grant's company will reveal that he is articulate, funny and far from self-pitying.
Large numbers of us share their concerns, if not their chosen outlet, and the number who are potentially receptive to a more professional and articulate successor is far higher than the number who have turned out over the past decade.
