Sentence examples for articulated to the from inspiring English sources

This message needs to be articulated to the public.

The surface is shiny and the beats are proudly digital, articulated to the point of restlessness.

Each leg always consists of five parts: a coxa articulated to the thorax, a small trochanter, a femur, a tibia, and a tarsus with one to five segments.

In tonal terms they perhaps express grievances that can't be articulated to the mother, the teacher, the father, the grandparent or the sibling.

However, campaigners have argued that the possibility that Boutflour might benefit from Bamber being convicted was not properly articulated to the jury.

(A Ross representative wrote in an e-mail that the school would not discuss personnel matters, but that "Dr. Wilson's relationship with R.U.S.V.M. did not end for the reasons he's articulated to The New York Times").

He will need to appear calm and purposive, and to articulate to the American people the underlying economic strengths.

We have to articulate to the Government and funders that you need this grassroots, small scale operations in order to support the next big scale work.

"We have got to be able to explain and articulate to the people who are paying for this why we are spending the money".

Within that parochial law is a universal core that Jews are required to articulate to the world, though not in the form of proselytizing.

It articulates to the tgpl and the ls.