But DiCaprio's thoughtful looks can't replace Frank's thoughts, as rendered by Yates - which is the obvious criticism of any literary adaptation, but which absence you feel more strongly with Yates than almost anyone, because his articulation of thought was so precise, so acutely layered and full.
Moreover, we expect that all members of our community will help to create the most productive environment possible, an environment comfortable to everyone and free from fear, in which the pursuit of knowledge and the articulation of thought will be fostered and encouraged.
Participation points were awarded for these types of questions because the instructor wanted to emphasize discussion, scientific argument, and articulation of thought over just getting the right answer.
Suicidal ideation, which involves a hierarchy of feelings from the thought of "Life is not worth living" to more serious articulation of a thought-out plan, is important because most suicides and parasuicides have engaged in suicidal thoughts prior to their acts [ 18, 19].
What makes this latest book seductive is not so much its profanity as its articulation of verboten parental thoughts: We are not supposed to not want to be with our children.
This collection of essays and speeches, described by Mary Helen Washington as an "unparalleled articulation of black feminist thought" and by Beverley Guy-Sheftall as the first book length Black feminist text, emphasizes the import of a woman's voice and her unique contributions while at the same time highlighting the racialization of gender and the sexualization of race.
He not only helped introduce the young Nishida to the practice of Zen, his articulation of Mahāyāna Buddhist thought is also acknowledged by Nishida as having influenced the formation of certain key ideas in his last essay on the philosophy of religion.
Gorampa's articulation of the idea that there are different styles of reasoning that are capable of leading to enlightenment on the Buddhist path exists in the context of his assessment of the difference between the so-called Prāsaṅgika and Svātantrika schools of Madhyamaka thought.
"It's a way of sharing ideas, emotion and meaning with others," she says, "it's the composition and articulation of our most personal thoughts and imagination".
Words are the names of thoughts, and so articulations in language are in effect mnemonic devices for thinking.
