If the writer is the last to identify the theme, probably we as readers don't consciously articulate the theme as we read either.
That declaration bluntly articulates the theme of "The Book of Unknown Americans," as does the novel's choral structure — made up of first-person reminiscences from an array of characters from Latin American countries including Mexico, Panama, Guatemala, Paraguay, Nicaragua and Venezuela, all of whom talk to us directly about their reasons for coming to the United States.
The Task Force drafted a statement adopted unanimously to articulate the theme that the nation has erred by attempting to rely on school improvement alone to raise the achievement of disadvantaged children.
In this essay, we demonstrate how a flagship species could be used to articulate the themes of urban conservation using the northeastern coyote or coywolf (Canis latrans var. or C. latrans × lycaon) as an example.
In the most telling example, when Mr. Dole officially resigned from the Senate in June, the move seemed to create the perfect opening for the candidate to articulate the themes of his candidacy.
Mr. Van Hollen articulated the Democrats' theme: "Putting America back to work is the best and most immediate way to reduce our deficit".
Beside the expected behemoth exhibitions, in situ art commissions and street interventions taking place throughout 2013 — loosely articulated around the theme of the Mediterranean Sea — several key venues are to be unveiled.
"Does anyone know what another person's imagination is capable of?" asks Justine's husband, Alex, articulating the central theme of this book.
These scholars have all further articulated the themes that have long concerned Chicago anthropologists with increased attention to the relationship between anthropology and history, colonialism and imperialism and semiotic approaches to culture.
Sparkle later articulated the documentary's key theme by explaining her trust issues and why she kept pushing away the educators who tried to help her.
