Sentence examples for articulates the from inspiring English sources

Robbins articulates the concept crisply, however.

Mr Mallaby articulates the diplomatic case against QE.

It articulates the issue and starts the dialogue".

He articulates the views of gamekeepers and landowners," he says.

Gross's theory is also expressive; prosody articulates the movement of feeling in a poem.

Boldrewood also articulates the sentimental, stoic resignation that colonial Australians seemed to favour.

By making the difference between "time" and "duration" Bergson articulates the essence of cinema.

This track articulates the bewilderment of grief: "Half-light, jackknife, into the canyon at dawn".

The old Christian saw "love the sinner, and hate the sin" articulates the same distinction.

The new peace deal articulates the simple and often similar desires of both Catholics and Protestants.

Irish dance articulates the different parts of the foot and plays them against one another.