Sentence examples for easy articulation from inspiring English sources

It is a glorious novel, meditative and special in a way that defies easy articulation.

The da Vinci Surgical System provides advantages of easy articulation and improved ergonomics; however, an ideal platform for these procedures has not been identified.

He was often wrongly assumed to be playing the valve trombone, which allows easier articulation than the slide trombone.

"We wanted to create a collector-doll feel," said Mr. Varadi, who gave the Liv dolls glasslike eyes, glossy hair, interchangeable wigs and 14 points of articulation that make them easy to dress.

It is easy to conflate words and their articulations.

"Upstate voters like an easier, more relaxed style of political articulation," said Bruce Gyory, a political consultant and adjunct professor of political science at the University of Albany.

All but six states have now developed some level of articulation agreements that make it easier for graduates of community colleges to transfer their credits to 4-yr institutions (e.g., Center for American Progress, 2011).

Since each expression requires articulation for its presentation, it is easy to conflate words and their articulations.

Around here, State of the Union addresses are required viewing, which is why it is far easier to stomach coming from someone of northern articulation than that of the smooth drawl of gooberism.

But if the articulation of the discourse is now a little easier to follow, the language itself is as challenging as ever.

Even with some of the greatest Wagner singers of the present day onstage here, it was the orchestral playing that regularly demanded the attention, whether it was the effortless depth of tone in the strings, the sheer solidity and easy assertiveness of the brass, the perfectly defined pianissimos or the immaculate articulation of every solo detail.