Sentence examples for articulation things from inspiring English sources
But for those who lived in the city's minority articulation things were growing daily more dangerous.
The orchestra's strings use practically no vibrato; Ibragimova uses it sparingly (to bring the solo line alive), and her subtle changes of colour and prodigious range of articulation are things to wonder at.
It builds suspense through the careful articulation of the things that the police and the media botched, and through the revelation of how various players in the case had a hand in their own undoing.
Articulation (attacks on things like drumsticks) is also very good on both headphones, though the UE's give drums a bit more "pop".
Aristotle seems to have seen nothing more to existence than essence; there is not a space between an articulation of what a thing is and that thing's existing.
It's a nice articulation of the way things stand.
He feels a dull rain of pegs, then the whoosh of a narrow miss, the loosened articulation of the whole thing getting ready to collapse or take its first lumbering step.
"It compels an articulation of American ideals, those things that America stands for," said Professor Gerstle.
Feedback was analyzed and incorporated in evening debriefings on things such as articulation, speed of lecture delivery, and the use of abbreviations.
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.
More generally, the work on impersonations has helped her pin down the regions involved in things like accent and articulation – important aspects of our vocal identity.
