Sentence examples for articulate the character from inspiring English sources

Another challenge, Ebrard said, has been to find ways to "articulate" the character and concerns of Mexican-Americans who've been in the U.S. for two or three generations, who often no longer even speak Spanish, and who have every right to feel like ordinary and secure U.S. citizens, yet "who feel severely threatened by the xenophobia of el Señor Trump".

But I just couldn't articulate the character's awareness or thoughts.

And she deploys newly conceived film sequences either to articulate the characters' hidden emotions or to create a mood of parodic nostalgia.

Sartre's existential phenomenology appeals to certain kinds of experience such as nausea and joy to articulate the "transphenomenal" character of being.

Much of the soul of "The Mighty Macs" is articulated by the character Sister Sunday (portrayed brilliantly by Marley Shelton).

Variety's David Benedict, in one of the show's few complimentary reviews, called Neil Austin's work "lustrous", observing how it grew "richer, more saturated and more emotionally articulate as the characters sink into reveries of past events".

In this world of concrete and steel and twisted values, don't forget the cool streams and grassy meadows.' " That sentiment was very close to the theme of "It's a Man's World," which was articulated largely through the character of Tom-Tom DeWitt.

Sarah R. Morrison observes that the film's version of Anne articulates thoughts that the character would never say in the novel.

Plato's Parmenides consists in a critical examination of the theory of forms, a set of metaphysical and epistemological doctrines articulated and defended by the character Socrates in the dialogues of Plato's middle period (principally Phaedo, Republic II X, Symposium).

Mona is also well-read and articulate, and the writers used the character as a way to explain the origins of Lisa's intelligence.

And in the precociously articulate title character of "Charlie Bartlett," he may have found a contemporary equivalent of Mr. Broderick's beloved hooky-playing high school trickster, Ferris Bueller.