Sentence examples for articulation of the same from inspiring English sources

The New World Center is an even more radical articulation of the same idea.

Perhaps, then, one might say that the internal dynamics and tensions within the cathedral were those of the Trinity itself, each an articulation of the same God but pulling in different directions, one towards the eternal, another towards the temporal.

"That is pretty much during the time of peak efforts by the Bush Administration to politicize voting rights enforcement, and yet even then you have a continued articulation of the same position, that laws such as Ohio are inconsistent with federal law," Bagenstos said.

(b) The arts in question do so in virtue of a pre-existing linguistic articulation or articulability of the same meanings and thoughts in the artist.

The problem of audiovisual coherence is quite important: human interlocutors are very sensitive to discrepancies between the visible and audible consequences of articulation [10, 11] and have expectations on resulting audiovisual traces of the same underlying articulation.

When an approximant articulation occurs at the same time as another articulation is being made at a different place in the vocal tract, the approximant is said to form a secondary articulation.

Unintended, rhyme or alliteration and other mishaps and distractions are often rectified by re-articulation, perhaps with different pronunciations of the same words or with different words or linguistic structures that convey the same content.

My work always walked toward the limits of the language of painting; breaking the two-dimensionality of the same with the articulation of sculptural and three-dimensional sculptures was the first step in this expansion of pictorial language".

The first involved stop consonants in words that only differed in one phonetic feature of the same type: place of articulation.

Friezes, lettering and articulation of the volume substitute for antique refinements like fluting and scrolls.

At the same time a reading of G.E. Moore's Principia Ethica also had a lasting effect, particularly Moore's articulation of the Naturalistic Fallacy.