Sentence examples for articulated this point from inspiring English sources

Walter Krämer, the president of the society, articulated this point of view when he lambasted the Duden for including Anglicisms commonly used by "braggers" — what in previous generations might have been called yuppies.

My colleague Andrew Parker perfectly articulated this point in a blog post from 2010 in which he illustrated the "Spawn of Craiglist" and the impact that it had in the various markets it addressed.

I once had the chance to articulate this point to a young Chinese man, and failed.

In order to articulate this point, the modal-structural interpretation is formulated in a second-order modal language based on S5.

Dave Weigel captures Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore)., articulating this point perfectly.

Mr. Kendall was articulating this very point in Inwood before interrupting himself at the approach of Wasim Ottman, 17 and his brother, Wsam, 16. "Hey!" Mr. Kendall said.

In her seminal work "Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe: An American Grammar Book," acclaimed black woman scholar Hortense Spillers brilliantly articulates this exact point.

Kyle Chayka articulates this point in The New Aesthetic: Going Native, "[it] is not yet an actual aesthetic movement.

However, we have now tried to more clearly articulate this point, with an expanded discussion of the differences between the two models and which features are compatible/incompatible, which will hopefully prevent further confusion.

If pathways to health are to be articulated then this points to the need to work with precise definitions of health related concepts so that the antecedents and consequences of them can be determined.

Paul Chu, president emeritus of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and William Green, chairman and CEO of Accenture, took the lead in articulating the point of view that parity is not far off.