Sentence examples for articulating some from inspiring English sources

"We're playing fictitious characters who are articulating some of the attitudes and misconceptions that already exist".

Still, for Wolpe the 12 tones were also an omnipresent reality; articulating some implied the presence of the others.

"I think Obama has chosen more the soft levers of power, and Romney is at least articulating some of the hard levers of power, where in reality, we need a combination of both.

Using the Nile and Senegal River Basins as case studies, this paper applies qualitative research methods to explore the transboundary river basin management terrain in Africa with a view to identifying and articulating some of the major issues, challenges and opportunities faced in building the capacity of the main actors and institutions in the sector.

During one particularly uncomfortable interview with Louis Virtel on HitFix, Hart simply said: "Funny is funny, regardless of what area it's coming from", while Ferrell has said: "We're playing fictitious characters who are articulating some of the attitudes and misconceptions that already exist".

The present article will confine itself to articulating some of the overall contours of medieval philosophy.

"He's articulated some good policies.

You articulate some of my concerns very well.

Lobby groups such as A Fair Tax on Flying have articulated some compelling arguments.

At the town hall, Mr. Romney further articulated some of the programs he would cut.

"The bridges are very nicely articulated, some in stone, some in cast stone.