Sentence examples for articulating the text from inspiring English sources

The great full-page initial letters in Gospel books of the British Isles, besides articulating the text, serve as images, almost as icons, of the Word of God.

The issue is complex, and its pursuit would lead away from the current article's purpose of articulating the central text.

The cosmos as such is a text articulating the Dharma within the empty space of the vast limitless and formless body of the hosshin.

The Japanese choruses — the SKF Matsumoto Choir and Children's Choir and the Ritsuyukai Choir — performed superbly, with powerful fortissimos and breathtaking pianissimos, and they articulated the Latin texts admirably.

Whatever the correlation, the issue should be articulated in the text, and possible explanations provided.

This idea is now more clearly articulated in the text and depicted in Figure 7B.

An additional challenge in the coding process, for the researchers not directly involved in the interview, was interpreting participants 'sense-making' as some of the narratives were not always clearly articulated in the text, but were implicit in the shared understanding between the interviewer and the participant.

There's something compelling in reading a text that is simply articulating the uncertainty, that's asking questions that might not have answers.

Along with the clearly articulated text, the concept of RNA interference is no longer accessible to only a few.

Such descriptions of the cultural context help us understand and articulate the absent, imaginary addressee that this text both shapes and is shaped by.

If data/metadata is migrated to computers systems, some mechanism to articulate the meaning of the data and metadata is required as storing text in a database is just that text to a computer.