Sentence examples for articulated long from inspiring English sources

Given that its concerns about the voters' roll were being articulated long before the election, would the MDC be in a stronger position if it had withdrawn from the ballot altogether?

And, second, the fact that this remainderless sum that is capitalism without borders, this "everything flanked by nothing" articulated long ago by the Maharal of Prague and cited by Meyronnis, leaves no part of the world free of its ravages, meaning that no one, anywhere, will escape unharmed from the shock to come.

The authors introduce a new transaxillary gasless technique using an articulated long retractor for robot assisted latissimus dorsi flap harvest.

A wide-interval melody, articulated in long tones by the alto saxophonist Miguel Zenón, came on like a shroud, as Mr. Kneeland and Mr. Perlson laid down an urgent and lurching pulse.

The clocks of the elder Youngses, Seth and his son Benjamin, as described in Glendyne R. Wergland's "One Shaker Life," are in the manner of Greek columns, with strongly articulated bases, long shafts, and "heads" with clock faces.

Ms. Aldana worked over short motifs, using the full range of her instrument, articulating long and fast lines.

The President articulated a long-run view of the economy and the challenges facing the American middle class.

While he supported Mr. Obama's latest decision, he said the president had not articulated a long-term strategy, but instead seemed to be responding in a "transactional, ad hoc" basis, buffeted by competing views around him.

Corporations have clearly articulated needs, long-term plans and budgets.

So we haven't necessarily articulated our long-term strategy yet.

"The Administration has not clearly articulated its long-term strategy nor the scope and duration of military actions required to support it," they write.