Sentence examples similar to conventionally articulated from inspiring English sources

MacDonald comments, "while [he] worked more naturally with the conventionally articulate McCartney, the challenge of catering to Lennon's intuitive approach generally spurred him to his more original arrangements, of which 'Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!' is an outstanding example".

More importantly, in some of the material we observed, regions that conventionally disassociate both early and late in the decomposition process are represented as anatomically aligned and articulated groups, suggesting limited post-mortem spatial alteration and disaggregation within the chamber in both the proximate putrefactive (early) and distal decompositional (late) periods.

— lacked articulated answers.

It was not well articulated".

We've articulated the risk.

"New values are being articulated".

are not articulated".

Risks are being articulated.

They're well articulated.

Meaning is articulated.

Microsoft's experience emphasizes an important distinction between a shaping view and the way businesses conventionally use the word "vision". Corporate visions tend to be too narrow they describe only the direction of the company articulating the vision.