Each of these "synagogue-communities," as he calls them, is led by a "visionary" rabbi; has an egalitarian spirit; is based on a carefully articulated viewpoint; has imbued its congregants with a sense of empowerment; and is deeply committed to scholarship and worship.
Such words, delivered in passing with a shrug, often have more power and resonance than deliberately articulated viewpoints, because they create an assumed, default reality.
They make it clear that the audience cannot disagree by refusing to create plausible characters to articulate contrary viewpoints.
But Federer has never endorsed a candidate or political party, expressed an interest in politics or even articulated a viewpoint on any controversial issues.
When the regime was roused to caution intellectuals against articulating extreme viewpoints and attacking religious beliefs as part of a campaign to uproot any disunity among the people and ensure public order it succeeded in achieving that impossible golden mean.
That probably means someone backed by a team experienced in parks this size, with expertise in landscape design, sustainability and urban planning, and in listening to constituencies and articulating their viewpoints.
Other informants articulated similar viewpoints, stating: " we knew that … the better the evidence base, the better armed we will be" (Policy advisor).
In this paper, the feature panorama is succinctly articulated from the viewpoint of product design and manufacturing.
Articulated from the viewpoint of the Chief Information Officer of Lifespan, a not-for-profit hospital system in Rhode Island, the vision and strategy preceding the information technology plan, understanding the system's current state, the gap analysis between current and future state, and finally, building and implementing the information technology plan are described.
The authors have articulated an holistic viewpoint which deserves to be read from cover to cover.
As if F. Scott Fitzgerald had actually said, "the test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to quote something F. Scott Fitzgerald said in a magazine article 80 years ago rather than formulating and articulating your own viewpoint about something totally stupid and pointless like the Tea Party".
