Sentence examples for articulated much of from inspiring English sources

When Sigourney Weaver's character tells Venkman, "You're not like a scientist, you're like a game-show host," she's articulated much of the movie's charm.

Arthur Lubow (June 27) articulated much of the hesitation I felt this year about renewing our subscription to the concert series.

In the Bartok, on Thursday, the principal joys were in Mr. Hodgkinson's and Mr. Pasternack's tandem playing -- sharply articulated much of the time and sufficiently gauzy in the central slow movement.

But he first articulated much of his thinking in his original 2001 version of Fooled by Randomness, an equally entertaining, and ostentatiously obnoxious, romp through the ways in which we permit ourselves to be deceived by chance.

And while Obama has spoken eloquently on the need for millionaires to pay their share of taxes, he has not articulated much of a vision for dealing with the nation's growing economic divide.

Though their importance is routinely slighted in Confucian-biased accounts of Chinese thought, the Mohists articulated much of the theoretical framework of early Chinese epistemology, logic, political theory, and ethics.

If Melissa is good at questioning, and George is able to articulate much of his knowledge, she will learn a lot.

I was not sophisticated enough a reader to articulate much of this on my first reading, but the integrity of Angelou's vision helped me to experience the power of words and writing.

The Mohists helped to articulate much of the framework of classical Chinese philosophical discourse while advocating a way of life so at odds with most people's conception of the good life that it stood little chance of ever inspiring a wide following.

(Tirico, embarrassingly, seems to troll for this sort of retrograde armchair-macho burlesquerie from his booth-mates) Gruden, at the very least, knows a lot about football, but he's far too enthusiastic to articulate much of it; his frantic, leering glee over every football-y occurrence recalls nothing so much as a gym teacher getting a shade too into teaching a high school human sexuality class.

I felt normal because my linguistic identity was legitimized by the presence of my peers who articulated much like me.