Elsewhere, she knows, women of her generation are forging scrappy feminist ventures of their own, trying to articulate what matters to them and to their world.
His fingerwork is impressively articulate; every note matters in an Andsnes performance, and Mozart's inner voices and bass lines come through with utter clarity and presence.
He's smart and articulate on both matters of his personal sexuality and the politicization of the LA adult industry with the recent passage of Measure B. And, honestly, he just seems like a really nice dude.
Despite the fact that there is no definition for experience that would make Hillary the one with the most of it in this election, she has also failed to articulate why "experience" matters.
Septuagenarian opera singers aren't the first people you'd expect to speak out about music in the digital age, but few have been more articulate on the matter than the great Spanish tenor Placido Domingo.
While Smith conceded that he "could've been more articulate on the matter," he basically reiterated his inflammatory stance.
Upon hearing what I had to say, although admitting I could've been more articulate on the matter, let me be clear: I don't understand how on.
Alexa von Tobel combined her passion for helping Millennials with her skill of articulating complex financial matters to start and raise more than $40M for LearnVest, an online financial planning company.
- In presentations, articles, proposals, research statements, and discussions, make sure that you articulate why your research matters.
Yet, American Christians can and do articulate for themselves what matters most.
