Sentence examples for articulation of power from inspiring English sources

Throughout Friday and Saturday, large parts of Hamburg would become police-free zones, as hundreds of decentralised actions combined into a collective articulation of power capable of defending territory across the city.

The most pointed articulation of the power of the Moore campaign was still Bannon's.

Even more important, for the long term, will be the court's articulation of congressional power.

Newman's approach is indeed dated, yet his articulation of the power of a university education to develop the individual in ways that far exceed the narrow limits of academic ability remains striking.

In this perceived era of gender equality, there is a new articulation of male social power and privilege.

According to Madsen, Cisneros refers to herself as "wicked" for having "reappropriated, taken control of, her own sexuality and the articulation of it – a power forbidden to women under patriarchy".

In our fidgety political climate, any sort of cogent articulation from a person of power has the ring of a stump speech.

De Ecclesiastica Potestate is an articulation of the concept of power underlying these two Bulls and arising from one of the two interpretations of Augustine described above.

The London orchestra showed all the qualities that have made its visits to Lincoln Center annual sellout events: evenness of orchestral balance, crispness of rhythmic articulation, warmth of tone, power of attack.

Consideration of the articulation of equity, influence, and power should illuminate how decisions are made and their policy context (21).

Classic articulations of the latter definition of power (as power-to) are offered by Thomas Hobbes — power is a person's "present means…to obtain some future apparent Good" (Hobbes 1985 (1641), 150) — and Hannah Arendt — power is "the human ability not just to act but to act in concert" (1970, 44).