It is almost like a suicidal film – grief that can only be articulated through violence (female) or cold sterility (male).
Those things, and the indescribably complex feedback relationships between them, serve only to suggest something else, something deeper, some malaise that can only be articulated by a description of its symptoms.
The shofar sound represents prayer beyond words, an intensity of longing that can only be articulated in a wordless shout.
Julius holds that poems can not only articulate such ideas, but can also 'enhance anti-Semitism, making it more attractive by demonstrating its compatibility with artistic expression'.
Trump is only articulating what others have asserted.
This too has never been well articulated, so we can only speculate on what it means.
Again, "key covariates" can only be identified if researchers have carefully articulated the possible mechanisms that could explain the association between the constructs and events being investigated.
The standards and principles articulated in the Convention can only become a reality when they are respected by everyone within the family, in schools and other institutions that provide services for children, in communities and at all levels of administration.
To do this, of course, the team will need mobile engineers and designers who can not only work with the current team, but can articulate a vision for how users on mobile interact with the service.
