Payne, on the other hand, sees both the Happy and the Hollow and ends up articulating a distinctly Midwestern existentialism: deep ennui charmed by a paradoxical, unrelenting optimism.
The number of Lebanese politicians, statesmen or writers today who will dare to articulate a distinctly Lebanese national interest, position or vision of the future -- independent of Syrian interests -- is lower than ever.
Governance experts such as Martin Lipton have long articulated a distinctly civil expectation for boardroom discourse.
Articulate clearly and confidently.
Rudolph came to believe that a building's form should develop from and be integrated with its interior uses and structure, and this led him to break up a building's masses into distinctly articulated units that are interesting from both the outside and the inside.
Next, articulate why this person is distinctly qualified to give you the knowledge you seek.
RoboSimian, competing on behalf of JPL, the laboratory that runs most of NASA's planetary missions, looks appropriately alien, with the knees, or elbows, of its four limbs articulated in ways that are distinctly non-human, and for that matter un-simian; it moves more like a body-popping spider.
On her current tour, Tracy Chapman, with minimal stage effects, projects a Masha-like sobriety and wit in a distinctly Chekhovian manner — she articulates the pain of the world without making a fuss.
He articulates a younger listener's worldview, while his humour is distinctly silly.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
