Sentence examples for articulated with a from inspiring English sources

The top note of each arpeggio is articulated with a sharp ping of an accent.

The head, made of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene, is articulated with a Vitallium stem.

They were articulated with a hint of optimism that contrasted with what Malak Badrawi, a teacher who called herself old, said was "so much rubbish for 60 years".

Louis Duc's Palace of Justice, Paris (1857 68), articulated with a powerful Doric order, is a major expression of Beaux-Arts ideals, but it is Charles Garnier's Paris Opéra House (1862 75) that is widely regarded as the climax of 19th-century French classicism.

8. 'A DANGEROUS METHOD' David Cronenberg's portrayal of the rivalrous friendship of Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen) and Carl Jung Michael Fassbenderr) is a thoughtful film of ideas clearly articulated, with a frisson of kinkiness involving their mutual patient Sabina Spielrein (Keira Knightley), with whom Jung (in the movie) had an affair.

Nor is he alone in this; the same arguments have been expressed by a good many others in the west of Scotland - and, indeed, in Wales, where they are usually articulated with a degree more bitterness, reinforced, on occasion, by cans of petrol.

The gripping C-Minor Concerto, K. 491, for instance, opens with a soft passage in the strings that sounds particularly defenseless played on the thin gut strings and articulated with an unusual lightness.

It is an important stance, but the difficulty for the listener at this BBC National Orchestra of Wales premiere was that the cry was not articulated with an urgency or immediacy to match the argument.

He articulates, with a certain wit and with less equivocation than any other writer in this country, the doctrine that he should be permitted to swing his fist - whoever's nose is in the way.

Micheal et al. [16] reported that the bipolar prosthesis reduces the acetabular shear forces through the use of an outer free acetabular cup that also articulates with a prosthetic femoral head.

Along the ventral margin of the nasal, a narrow flange (referred to here as the "nasal-maxillary process") projects anteroventrally to articulate with a notch along the dorsal margin of the ascending ramus of the maxilla (Figures 3, 36B).