Sentence examples for articulated out from inspiring English sources

Now, we expect our anthropoidal troglodytes to believe stupid stuff; we're just not used to hearing their inane anthropoidal troglodytic beliefs articulated out loud.

Statements that question the current economic system or environmental views and values are less likely to be articulated out of fear of causing social conflicts or due to an existing imbalance of power and codependent relationships.

Both screens articulate out to the left and then spin 270 degrees vertically.

Thoughts run through my head so quickly, but when I articulate them out loud or on paper I find myself hashing out the details rather than generalities.

He's been widely praised as a bright, articulate out-of-the box thinker who is a bailout expert, to the extent anyone can truly be an expert at fast-changing emergencies.

You belittle all Mississippians by seeking to memorialize our history by elevating images and memories of anyone who articulated and carried out some of our worst moments.

… We will preside only at those weddings that seek to establish a Christian marriage in accord with the principles articulated and lived out from the beginning of the Church's life".

To Irvine, for example, the measure of sexology, and its history, is the extent to which it is compatible with 'feminism' (even if the nature of that feminism is not explicitly articulated or spelt out in the book).

Inside and out, the articulated are much noisier than the standard model.

Denève drew out cleanly articulated, richly expressive performances of Berlioz's "Francs-Juges" Overture and Mahler's First Symphony.

The first such goal articulated by Clinton, set out in a video posted on her campaign website on Sunday night, called for installing half a billion new solar panels in her first term.