Sentence examples for articulated at all from inspiring English sources

"I think in Germany there is a difference between our level of ambition, what is being articulated at all political levels, and our actual capabilities," said Patrick Keller, coordinator for security policy at Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, a Berlin thinktank associated with chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats.

"There hasn't been one articulated at all since this administration began, either verbally or in writing".

But there is a silver lining in what it can mean going forward, as Aubrey DuBose, Samuel's brother, articulated at a press conference on Wednesday.

(Male nursing officer, NCD) This sense of community was also articulated at a national level by a few respondents.

The meaning of cancer to participants in the study was also frequently articulated at a more physical and practical level, such as in terms of its symptoms.

This message is being articulated at the highest levels.

Their bodies were coated with white acrylic makeup, and articulated at the joints by black strings.

"Now my differences with Donald, I have articulated at great length during the campaign," he added.

It's an argument that would touch the edge of perversity if it were not so beautifully articulated, at length, as paradox.

Pharyngeal consonants (those articulated at the back of the vocal tract with the pharynx), such as ḥ and ʿ ("ayn"), are found only in Arabic loanwords.

Amazigh and Arabic have three major types of consonants: pharyngealized (articulated at the back of the vocal tract with the pharynx), velarized (in which the back of the tongue touches the soft palate), and uvularized (articulated at the back of the vocal tract with the uvula).