Sentence examples for expertly articulated from inspiring English sources
Describing the London production, John Peter wrote in The Sunday Times that Ms. Cusack "gives the most harrowing performance of her career, the most expertly articulated, the gravest, the most painfully hilarious, the most venomous and most deeply felt".
This idea of rarity is often accompanied by another that is patently false: "women don't need abortions to save their lives," so expertly articulated by recently defeated Republican Joe Walsh.
Zhou delights in pointing out what makes the masters masterful, such as Akira Kurosawa's composition, and the way David Fincher and Chuck Jones lead you through a narrative, but this falls in the same category as In Praise of Chairs, which, too, observes a larger trend that you may have fleetingly thought about but is expertly articulated by Zhou's disembodied voice. .
— lacked articulated answers.
"New values are being articulated".
Issues are articulated theatrically".
Malcolm articulated the rage.
It was not well articulated".
We've articulated the risk.
Risks are being articulated.
