Sentence examples for at articulation from inspiring English sources
You become better at articulation.
The weight of literature, poetry and film inspired by this most unlikely of muses is testament to its status as the subject that defies speech, but constantly provokes attempts at articulation.
Permanent articular cartilage persists at the ends of the long bones at the point where it caps the epiphyses to reduce friction at joint articulations.
When I got older I thought I'd try my hand at articulations, just as a hobby to add to my personal collection".
But when you look at him, at his 6ft 5in, 13st 8lb frame and at the articulation of his limbs as he devours the track, you might be forgiven for believing that he, more than any leading sprinter for several generations, might just be able to achieve such feats without artificial assistance.
As a member of the Mayor of London's African Caribbean Education Commission looking at the educational performance of black boys, I have become routinely depressed at the articulation of our young people in relation to their current experience of secondary education.
In Bach's French Suite No. 6 (BWV 817), he produced a crisp, light sound that hinted at the articulation of the harpsichord, and presented each strand of the musical fabric with complete clarity.
Early in the last century, T. S. Eliot wrote that "upon giving the matter a little attention, we perceive that criticism, far from being a simple and orderly field of beneficent activity, from which impostors can be readily ejected, is no better than a Sunday park of contending and contentious orators, who have not even arrived at the articulation of their differences".
The treated side remains in maximum adduction at its articulation with the pelvis, and therefore prevents a Trendelenburg gait.
