Sentence examples for did articulate from inspiring English sources

More important, the debates, although rooted in picayune state politics, did articulate resounding national issues.

According to McAdoo, Riley never did articulate his feelings about how McAdoo fit in.

Jesus, for her, was one of many wandering preachers and miracle-workers who made no particular claim to be divine but did articulate a form of Jewish nationalism.

Not until the spring of 1957 did articulate members of society begin to criticize communist policies openly; within a few weeks the party became subjected to an ever-increasing volume of criticism.

And while both acknowledge that the Court of Appeals did not define what it meant by either "fully viable" or reasonable -- issues now left to the trial court -- they say the court did articulate an obligation of the sponsor that applies to most, if not all, conversions.

However, she did articulate some core Carrie Bradshaw insecurities.

Including more arrows, typically used to indicate function, predicted delayed test scores as did articulating more functional information in words in visual explanations.

Of those women artists who do articulate it I can think of only Catherine Breillat, Claire Denis, Kathryn Bigelow, the artists Elizabeth Peyton and Sam Taylor-Wood, Nan Goldin's doomed boys.

They do articulate with each other so that you get glimpses of characters across books, but they are not all meshed together.

"Avenging Angel" hardly captures the full scope of his personality, but as with "Modernistic" (Blue Note), Jason Moran's acclaimed solo foray from 2002, it does articulate a vision, a personal manifesto.

This book may not provide many answers ("It is too early for me to solve every problem brought up by the approach I'm advocating here"), but it does articulate a desperate need for them.