Sentence examples for articulated expression from inspiring English sources

Religion should be more than an articulated expression on how we choose to live out our lives.

But, despite being concerned about his job, Peterson said he sees the "made up words" as the "consciously articulated expression of this radical politically correct philosophy that I have nothing but contempt for".

One of these, already mentioned, he joined others in labeling and characterizing as ethno-philosophy: that is, second-order works that purport to identify and engage in an exegesis of the philosophical schemes and significances of articulated thoughts and expressions, acts, and modes of behavior shared by and thus characteristic of particular African ethnic groups.

By administering open questionnaires to people with diabetes managed by group or usual care we were able to facilitate the expression of articulated responses, which were then subjected to propositional analysis.

In the meantime let's hope Ms. Goldberg is at work on another play, one that pays more attention to the articulated idioms of thought and expression that make characters distinct, and one that has a different kind of role for Mr. Messina.

Look at those articulated arms.

A FEM formulation of the articulated structure is performed.

The navicular articulated only with the medial aspect of the head of the talus.

Jeremy Abramowitz, Washington   Roger Cohen's diatribe struck me as more an expression of a worldview than a well-articulated discussion of the subject.

One expression of the non-necessity objection is the following articulated 'incredulous stare' (after Lewis 1986).

These instruments allow 0° to 80° articulation with 360° of axial rotation of the articulated angle.