"Art," in effect, was no more or less than articulate power, the technical or intellectual analogy to the political power of the monarch and the divine power of the god.
From the self-immolating speeds of Sinner Man to the gregarious flutter and wit of You May Run, the company grace the material with rhythmic finesse and articulate power; but also with a sense of the present moment breathing through every pore.
Not surprisingly, the band's new songs notch up the tempos to approach the manic, articulate power-pop of its debut album.
Herring and Hallbeck [ 44] applied Fitts' target acquisition tasks following the ISO 9241-9 procedure to test two electronic cursor control devices for use in an articulating powered laparoscopic tool.
A shy yet resilient, unfailingly polite but dogged man who articulated the power of the powerless, Mr. Havel spent five years in and out of Communist prisons, lived for two decades under close secret-police surveillance and endured the suppression of his plays and essays.
But Ruth had poignantly articulated the power and the poignancy and the resonance of our daughter's name.
(The Pope's recent speech to Congress provides another demonstration of how liberal values -- compassionate concern for the well-being of all, and cooperation for the common good -- can be articulated with power and resonance).
"I've never heard the people around him talk about his being articulate, or his power of persuasion.
But he is probably most compelling in this volume explaining the magnetic pull of certain shows and their emotional power, articulating just why we fell in love with the characters in "Friday Night Lights," or why ordinary viewers can find stone-cold killers like Tony Soprano or Walt White so "relatable".
"It was in those classes that I just had this moment," Ms. Moss said, "and it sounds really ridiculous, but it was this moment of thinking, 'Beethoven can do this for you too,' and that we were somehow not articulating the ultimate power of what music is".
In retrospect, Zalaznick's open letter resembles nothing so much as the kind of spectacle you see daily on a Bravo show like "Work Out": a woman in power articulating her own calculations, her means of obtaining power and holding on.
