Sentence examples for articulated heart from inspiring English sources

This is a fundamental lesson of Minimalism, whose intersection with Conceptualism and other radical 1960's movements like Fluxus is the true, poorly articulated heart of this exhibition.

This is beautifully articulated in the Heart Sutra, a very short very famous and very beautiful Buddhist scripture you can find online or in bookshops.

So, the non-articulated heart of the campaign is a battle between the candidates to appear as the most eager guardian of German interests and voters' social benefits.

In addition to addressing the foreboding budgetary "heart attack" colorfully articulated by Topinka, the winner should dedicate his stewardship to rehabbing the buckling knees of a once-proud giant among states.

Participants discussed multiple health problems such as hypertension, diabetes, heart problems, and arthritis and articulated that they were in regular contact with their general practitioner.

There is a core question at the heart of this referendum, which is seldom articulated.

I think when 'The Feminine Mystique' came out, Betty Friedan put into words what was in so many people's hearts, that they couldn't have themselves articulated.

Democrats, or some Republicans with a change of heart, must articulate — and Americans must demand — a program for ensuring that the middle class gets a bigger share of the economy's spoils than it has received during the Bush era, when gains have largely been funneled to the richest Americans.

It articulated one of our greatest childhood fears: when you grow up, your heart dies.

This practical advice is an echo of W. E. B. Du Bois's idea, articulated in "The Souls of Black Folk," of the "double consciousness" at the heart of the black experience in America.

Each articulated why they would best represent the Silicon Beach tech hub that is in the heart of the district.