The tone of "Flannel Pajamas" is the same hyper-articulate one that Jeff Lipsky, who wrote and directed the movie, brought to his 1997 debut film, "Childhood's End".
Monday's Post, updated at 6 04 p.m. | The Eiffel Tower has always had its critics, and articulate ones at that.
Although his handsome, angular face, his intense blue eyes and his mystique as an adventurer (an articulate one, at that) have won him various marriage proposals on his book tours, he has remained single, without many obligations.
Stephens's book is entirely a story of atheism as an articulate movement — one that he is rooting for, a little too hard at times.
We've all been there, spending hours and hours on GoDaddy.com trying every combination of "your business" + "dot" + "com" in an attempt to balance out an articulate name with one that doesn't sound like a mom and pop shop.
European urbanism and its celebrity architects, including the high-tech ones that super-articulate their structures, are more respectful of context.
Singing for Ms. McDonald is just a more emphatic and articulate way of talking, one that's needed when emotions are so intense they can't be captured without the texture and shading of melody.
There's been a lot of other principles tested that he articulated, but that's one that hasn't really been tested.
In particular, when Congress enacts a clear and precise statutory text--one that articulates not only a set of relevant aims but also the specific means of their pursuit--the Court has assumed that the operative details of such a statute may reflect a (frequently unrecorded) compromise to go so far and no farther in pursuit of its background goals.
In the face of this onslaught of privatisation, exclusion and austerity, students must articulate a clear political alternative – one that is capable of capturing the imagination of ordinary people.
