Sentence examples for commonly articulated from inspiring English sources

As veteran visitors to Parisian bakeries know, the superior, all-butter croissants are already commonly articulated as straight pastries or, at least, as gently sloping ones while the inferior oil or margarine ones must, by law, be neatly turned in.

These racist aspirations are most commonly articulated as the desire to form a white ethnostate — a calculated idiom favored by white nationalists in order to obscure the inherent violence of such a radical project.

Perhaps for this reason, the objections are more commonly articulated in terms of tensions with common sense, intuitions, experience, what people are pre-theoretically inclined to say and believe, or what we find plausible or obvious.

Going beyond decolonial framings where global-North hegemonies are commonly articulated, does an engagement with decoloniality (in particular in an empirical study) contribute in specific ways to current concerns regarding communication and diversity in the global-North?

Emphasis on the nested-scales relations of incremental sustainability and sustainagility, in addition to the more commonly articulated ecological threshold perspective, helps identify key indicators that characterize unsustainability processes across countries and contexts.

Fear is commonly articulated as fear of unbearable pain, fear for their own and their infant's safety and fear of obstetric injuries [ 47].

While "queerness" is most commonly associated and articulated with regards to the LGBTQ community, it essentially refers to otherness or "outsiderness".

A friend of mine articulated a commonly expressed sentiment: "Why is there so much money being spent on road safety when more youngsters are killed by suicide than on the roads?" Suicide rates have been rising markedly in Northern Ireland over the past decade.

The jerk articulated a commonly held myth.

In addition to free copies of the latest issues, CPAC attendees could also take home bumper stickers at the MRC table that articulated a commonly held view among them: "I Don't Believe The Liberal Media".

Some commonly mispronounced or poorly articulated words include saying "gunna" instead of "going to", saying "axe" instead of "ask", saying "jist" instead of "just" or saying "lenth" instead of "length".[1].