"People change over time.
I've articulated many times over the past several months that I expect a continued rotation into high-quality and defensive stocks.
Similarly, the aesthetic intentions were more carefully articulated with time.
The Center for American Progress, Podesta said, was concerned with articulating these principles carefully, over time, rather than rushing out an agenda to help win an election in 2004.
With each return I get a new insight, a fresh experience, but also something harder to articulate: a sense that over time Giacometti began to convince space itself to shape and model his sculptures.
Again, on the basis of a ranking exercise, Visser's conclusion with regard to systems with a systematic second bargaining round the so-called institutionalized two-tier bargaining is that while multi-level bargaining has increased over time, fully articulated bargaining is rare.
Over time, and with a bit of help, I learned to articulate my time in the service without using the technical language and endless acronyms we become so familiar with in the military.
The "Dino Problem" (Fig. 3) is a constructed-response instrument that presents students with a hypothetical scenario (depicted in a cartoon) and asks them to articulate an explanation for populations' change over time based on their understanding of evolution by natural selection.
In a way I only became a photographer with this project, when I learned over time how to articulate my project and how to ask people for what I needed from them and how to move in such a small and closed space in a way that would neither inhibit my work nor make anyone around me feel uncomfortable.
The amount of energy and obsession I put into my appearance always felt very contrived and fake, as if I was covering over some deeper feeling of dread that I couldn't articulate at the time.
