Sentence examples for articulating both from inspiring English sources

In U.S. constitutional law, the Fourth Amendment is the foundation of criminal law jurisprudence, articulating both the rights of persons and the responsibilities of law-enforcement officials.

Shelley was a passionate idealist and consummate artist who, while developing rational themes within traditional poetic forms, stretched language to its limits in articulating both personal desire and social altruism.

The speech was his most comprehensive public discussion of counterterrorism since he took office, and at times he was almost ruminative, articulating both sides of the argument and weighing trade-offs out loud in a way presidents rarely do.

The prosthesis is composed of a radial stem and an epiphyseal-metaphyseal bloc articulating both with the carpal condyle and the ulnar head.

Replacement and resurfacing of the distal radius by a prosthesis articulating both with the carpal condyle and ulnar head is possible.

Overall, by articulating both theoretically and empirically the necessity of distinguishing the formal informal joint channel from the sole use of either the formal or informal channel, this study provides a new approach to understanding the effects of contact use in job searches.

Their goal is to understand and articulate BOTH sides of the debate.

That's a marvelous word, with intricate and articulate both mixed up in it.

"He was conscientious, and he was especially articulate, both verbally and in writing ability".

He can articulate both the benefits and the downsides of the dizzying choices in Internet culture.

In the shift from "nonfiction" to "fiction," Slouka articulates both the uncertainties of cross-generational memory and the need to fill in the gaps.