Part of the dread of Trump's victory is an unshakeable but difficult-to-articulate sense of complicity.
In "La Campanella," for instance, he makes a punishing étude seem like an elementary exercise, with only his crisply articulated sense of rhythm giving away the game.
In logical theory, the issue is: when does one cognition 'follow' from another, in some suitably articulated sense.
An analysis might then be deemed correct if 'A' and 'C' have the same reference, and informative if 'C' has a different, or more richly articulated, sense than 'A'.
In using the word to be explained, I either think clearly everything I think when I use the defining expression: we then have the 'obvious circle'; or the defining expression has a more richly articulated sense, in which case I do not think the same thing in using it as I do in using the word to be explained: the definition is then wrong.
Hilde Lindemann urged that individuals articulate their sense of themselves by telling stories.
I was struggling to articulate a sense that playing a game could be similar to consuming a painting, the symphony or the ballet.
On the whole, the poems seek to articulate a sense of life's unfathomable unfairnesses, the knowledge that something, for no good reason, has gone terribly wrong.
With each return I get a new insight, a fresh experience, but also something harder to articulate: a sense that over time Giacometti began to convince space itself to shape and model his sculptures.
As in the retreat from the globalisation era that ended the first world war, voters are turning their backs on mainstream politicians and looking instead to those that can articulate their sense of being ignored or left behind.
