One of the earthmen, named Taylor (Charlton Heston), tries to persuade his captors that he's different, but it's a heavy lift; the existence of an articulate, rational human is an affront to both ape science and ape religion.
Nonetheless, after marriage equality opponents have failed for twenty years to articulate rational arguments for their opposition to gay marriages, it is becoming less plausible to contend that such an opposition is not, at some level, grounded in homophobia.
If you saw "Well," it would be fair to assume that you know Lisa Kron: hyper-articulate, rational, analytical, sardonic, and, um, maybe a bit tightly wound.
The left, in contrast, has a Utopian Vision, which emphasizes the malleability of human nature, puts customs under the microscope, articulates rational plans for a better society and seeks to implement them through public institutions.
These cases forced public officials to try to articulate a rational justification for this exclusion.
In his decision, Justice Robert A. Sackett said the Legislature had "failed to articulate a rational basis for redacting the names," adding, "The public has a right to know".
But the stakes were high that night, and the jibes from the audience began early on, as speaker after speaker failed to articulate any rational case, but only heaped their own prejudices on the growing pile of bigotry.
His father, who in his early forties abandoned his practice to join the Army — a decision that Fields still recalls with reverence — was "very articulate, very rational," Field says, and he believes that he was shaped by that as well as by his mother's fiery stubbornness.
His father, who in his early forties abandoned his practice to join the Army a decision that Fields still recalls with reverence was "very articulate, very rational," Field says, and he believes that he was shaped by that as well as by his mother's fiery stubbornness.
The specialty of forensic medicine in Indonesia has more work to do to articulate a rational approach to resolving the many other ethico-legal quandaries which arise in our practice.
He was too smart, too articulate, too rational.
