Whether the line articulates the late rapper's final wishes is up for debate; whether the line articulates how he ended up is not: two of his friends mixed his ashes with marijuana and smoked it.
Smartly groomed and always immaculately dressed, he was a regular guest on Pakistani news and chat shows expounding his support for Islamist movements at home and abroad and articulating his latest conspiracy theories.
"It's too late to articulate it / That empty feeling," he groans before desperately pleading, "It doesn't have to be like this".
The latest to articulate his extremism on abortion is Richard Mourdock, a candidate for the U.S. Senate in Indiana who said during a debate Tuesday that "even if life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that is something that God intended to happen".
The folly of owning a medical discovery was perhaps best articulated by the late Jonas Salk.
Both are core components of the pluralist version of modern liberalism, perhaps most influentially articulated by the late philosopher John Rawls in his Political Liberalism.
The P.N.B.C. provided fertile ground for the black-liberation theology articulated in the late nineteen-sixties by Dr. James Cone, a radical Christian alternative to both the Nation of Islam and secular black nationalism.
In my view, you should come to terms with the very serious arguments about the diversity of religious belief and the history of such belief, articulated from the late eighteenth century to the present, arguments that seem to me to doom the hope that any of the substantive claims about supernatural beings made by any of the world's religions is literally true.
Joe Nocera did some good work in trying to articulate the source of our latest outburst of ugly political and social behavior.
Yet trade between the two countries is just a fraction of the flow between the United States and China, and leaders from both sides struggled to articulate an agenda for this latest round of talks.
