Just as the stimulating power of coffee remains relatively unchanged despite varied reactions or responses to the ingestion of coffee, so too does the meaning of an expression remain relatively unchanged despite varied psychological states resulting from or leading to the articulation of an expression (1944, 46 47).
Hope in the human heart is the articulation and expression of the openness of the real.
If, for example, a 19th-century concerto sounds different from a 17th-century sonata, it's partly because François Xavier Tourte revolutionised the violin bow in the 1780s, allowing new forms of expression and articulation, producing a sound that could comfortably fill a concert hall, enabling composers to write a different kind of music.
The lips also function as a portal for food, in the articulation of speech and facial expression.
The same is true for the needs, motivations, objectives, and many of the principal intellectual resources that motivated and oriented those instances of articulation and creative expression and the formation of the networks of idea-spaces and discursive communities that nurtured them.
The identification and careful exploration of and commentary on the forms and efficacies of this growing collection of works of thoughtful articulation and aesthetic expression are now principal forms of endeavor in Africana philosophy.
So his support for Squadron's proposal is probably best understood not as an articulation of policy but as an expression of protest — an indirect swipe at the pretensions of philanthropy.
39 To be able to design more effective and appropriate prevention/treatment interventions, researchers need to examine variations in the expression and articulation of distress across cultures and to improve definitions and measures of mental illness for diverse populations.
Modern orchestras have become more adaptable in matters of phrasing, articulation, expression and even improvisation.
The creation and expression of new articulations and expressions of thoughtfulness by persons African and of African descent, and by other philosophers not African or of African descent, on these works as well as on old, continuing, or emergent issues pertinent to Africans and people of African descent make for other forms of endeavor in Africana philosophy.
