He was especially sensitive to the privations of immigrants and migrant workers, which he articulated, while living abroad himself, in abject sculptural tableaus.
Developing resilience on personal, organisational and planetary levels is not only imperative at this time of global emergency, it will also lead to a deeper experience of personal wellbeing, to the harvesting of collective intelligence and wisdom, and to organisations starting to articulate and live their planetary purpose.
The larvae of articulate species live only on yolk, and remain among the plankton for only a few days.
The title character, perhaps in his late 50's, perhaps older, is an articulate, corrosive man living in comfortable penury in Greenwich Village.
… We will preside only at those weddings that seek to establish a Christian marriage in accord with the principles articulated and lived out from the beginning of the Church's life".
It was clear that we would not be able to explore the concept of recovery without first articulating that lived experience of personality disorders.
Our interviewees were articulating a lived discourse of personality disorders that could be described as resisting, or at least offering an alternative to mainstream, institutionalised thinking about recovery.
There is a tension inherent in the application of existing understandings of recovery to the personality disorders context in the absence of a well-developed phenomenological literature articulating individual lived experiences of personality disorders.
In articulating their lived experiences of personality disorders, interviewees seemed to us to be describing a continuous tension within the self between the experiences of an internal and an external world; a complexity of ambiguous, interrelating and conflicting feelings, thoughts and actions as the individual tries to live in and cope with both worlds.
He's a thoughtful, articulate man who lives in Takoma Park, Md., and turned 50 yesterday.
