Sentence examples for articulate order from inspiring English sources

This was heartache of a manageable and articulate order.

And the reiterated cry of "howl" when he enters with the dead Cordelia is not some extravagant wail, but a fiercely articulated order.

The core of the problem was articulate in order to grapple with the complexities of this social problem.

Justification for a policy stance must be clearly articulated in order to gain traction.

Having articulated the ordering power of the astral bodies, Gersonides describes in Milhamot V.3 the separate intellects and the spheres that they move.

Its subject in the sense of its "root principle" is the "letter" that makes up words; its subject conceived as an "integral whole" is "a fitting and complete oration;" and its subject conceived as "universal whole" is "meaningful sound, articulated and ordered".

Our approach deviates from other meta-ethnographies in that we based our synthesis entirely on clearly articulated second-order constructs.

Two lessons from our research that may be applicable to other contexts lies in what gave meaning to our data and helped articulate process, in order to use the data to extract lessons about the tool.

It is difficult, however, to argue with his main thesis: that eight decades after Wilson articulated a global order of peace, democracy and free markets, these ideas "had come to dominate international affairs, not in the sense that each was enthusiastically embraced and faithfully practiced everywhere but rather in the sense that they had no fully articulated and politically potent rivals".

So far, we have failed to articulate a new global order that reflects the dramatic pace of global integration.

"But in order to articulate the product well, we needed to get people to use it," says Judkins.