Sentence examples for articulating one of from inspiring English sources

" How have all [the] exquisite adaptations of one part of the organisation to another part, and to the conditions of life, and of one distinct organic being to another being, been perfected?" So asked Charles Darwin in 1859, articulating one of the central questions of ecology half a dozen years before the term was even coined.

"Having lived a lifetime of honesty and integrity, he didn't turn into a criminal in the seventh decade of an otherwise praiseworthy life," said Mr. Naftalis, articulating one of Mr. Gupta's defenses.

Dr. Hadler articulates one of them.

It articulated one of our greatest childhood fears: when you grow up, your heart dies.

This knowledge will be used to help shape and articulate one of the most significant business transformations in recent history.

In a way, these two poles seem to articulate one of the most significant problems that theatre faces.

Bob Herbert articulates one of most frustrating remnants of the selling of the Iraq war: the enduring fallacy that this is a good war gone bad.

Many officials have repeatedly articulated one of Mr. Bloomberg's central complaints: that the rebuilding effort has been plagued by a thick web of competing bureaucracies.

It was another Canadian rock icon, Neil Young, who articulated one of rock and roll's supposed principles: "It's better to burn out than to fade away".

Paddy Ashdown articulates one of the problems with it when he says: "I don't think people vote at elections for what you've done.

When Socrates finally stood up to face his charges in front of his fellow citizens in a religious court in the Athenian agora, he articulated one of the great pities of human society.