Thus a director who is used to articulating emotions in a nonverbal medium like dance may be well equipped to mine the depths of such a drama.
"They should be able to articulate emotions musically, but also verbally".
Our mind is a war state of thoughts, articulating emotions that expand to our heart and let us feel.
It can be very difficult to articulate emotions as they are happening and having a list, or tool can help you sort your feelings out.
She suggested that women were better in casting because they can better articulate emotion with actors and were less confrontational with directors.
"Teenagers are really fascinating subjects, and I thought James' book articulated their emotions really well," Coppola said over breakfast in Chelsea.
The lyrics now articulated the emotions of a grieving nation in its hour of darkness, whose present-day had been shattered and who collectively yearned for the world they had lost.
The job of a greeting-card writer is to articulate emotions for people.
But it can be therapeutic, helping people articulate their emotions and give meaning to their experiences.
Many people said TV criticism helped them articulate the emotions they felt.
Djokovic's ability to articulate his emotions is nearly as striking as his elastic ability to turn defense into offense.
