Sentence examples for articulation about from inspiring English sources

Presenting such a motif means that almost everybody on screen sees himself as a victim and is prone to displays of sloppy articulation about self-loathing.

Nikolic suggested Triggs's submission talked about loss of human rights of suspected terrorists without the same "articulation" about the rights of victims of terrorist acts.

Well, I think your word wording was–is precise, is the articulation about– Oh, yeah.

A key aspect of disciplinary integration focuses on supporting reflection and articulation about the progressive symbolization in which the player is engaging.

Thirdly, UNICEF's policy articulation about sustainability, however genuine, says little about how operational, personnel, and budgetary decision-making are actually made in a highly decentralised field organisation.

"It's all about articulation, and if you don't have it, it won't look like his work.

Maybe that is why my son is so diligent about articulation, stretching out the first vowels when he says, "awesome" or "awkward".

The privilege for anyone performing any work by Bach is to decide about articulation, phrasing, dynamics, tempo: all the things Bach did not necessarily dictate, which allow the player to participate in the composition.

In the Greek histories and literature of the 6th and 5th centuries bce, however, one finds the first articulation of ideas about law that have had enduring influence in the West: that law is a kind of command or prohibition with regard to what its subjects ought to do and that law is often accompanied by at least the threat of punishment or coercion by the state.

A classy guy who only cared about articulation and getting the pronunciation right.

An incision is now made from just posterior to the inner malleolus, and immediately below it, through the skin only, and carried directly over the astragaloscaphoid articulation and to about the middle of the first metatarsal bone.