Nor is he alone in this; the same arguments have been expressed by a good many others in the west of Scotland - and, indeed, in Wales, where they are usually articulated with a degree more bitterness, reinforced, on occasion, by cans of petrol.
Across the boundaries of ideology, the men have formed a potent bipartisan partnership, grounded in a common, if rarely articulated, experience of the loss, grief, and bitterness that marked the generation of Americans who fought the war in Vietnam and fought against it.
Yet his support for punitive measures - articulated often abroad, at gatherings over which the authorities have no control - seems to induce an almost irrational bitterness among some whites here.
Her bitterness about the opportunities from which black people have been, and still are, disbarred by colour never spills over into the kind of dark thoughts of revenge articulated by her contemporary John Edgar Wideman.
— lacked articulated answers.
Is the candidate articulate?
Volatile, articulate and desperately needy, Megan seethes with bitterness at having been abandoned by her mother, Vernessa, a heroin addict and prostitute, who has spent many years in prison.
A poet and lifelong reader, Tibbs was a thoughtful and articulate spokesman who campaigned against the death penalty without bitterness or anger.
In the years preceding and following India's independence (1947) and control of the princely states, the fervour of writers sometimes turned to an increasingly articulate progressivism of various Marxist schools, sometimes to disappointment and bitterness, and most recently, it appears, to a mood of introspection.
