Admittedly grounded in a similar nostalgia, Sacramental Poetics effectively transforms such longing into a sharply articulated, powerfully political and contemporary vision for the future.
As the author and meditation teacher Wes Nisker has articulated powerfully in his teachings, the Buddha's observations jive well with those who have suggested that there is no independent originating entity within a human being that makes decisions.
But what was unusual about Lipstadt's experience was that she was an already articulate and powerfully intelligent woman who was ordered by her own defence team not to give evidence.
He didn't want to be named but he articulated very powerfully a point of view which is perhaps part of what lies behind the consistent no majority in the Scottish independence polls.
There were so many good tunes nominated this week and some more powerfully articulated than others.
Such historical resources notwithstanding, however, it is the liberal tradition that has most powerfully articulated the grounds, significance, and potential of the tolerationist ideal in modernity.
"Beckett in the City: The Women Speak" powerfully articulates a theme of powerlessness in four short plays staged at a secret location near the Irish Arts Center.
One area of possible concern raised by the John Doe files chimes with the anger and disgruntlement of voters that Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have so powerfully articulated in the presidential race.
The most vehement voices against the Plowden approach were on the right, but concern about Plowden's approach was most powerfully articulated by Jim Callaghan, the Labour prime minister.
That project needs to be anchored, and Labour could do a lot worse than anchoring it in the notion of human rights so powerfully articulated in this book.
The interview was all the more powerful because, like Hilary Benn's Commons speech on Syria in December, no one had heard the former work and pensions secretary sound quite so powerfully articulate before.
