He commands an intellectual demeanor with his trim white beard, stoic features and articulated in a cool tongue that is almost frightening.
His six symphonies, written between 1890 and 1925, are forceful works that feature decisively articulated tonal progressions.
His strong Italian Greek features and articulate voice have spurred detractors and allies to call him HSUS's "talking face". What he is undeniably is the face of the next generation of influential and ambitious animal advocacy leadership.
It is time to change icons: replace the angry visage of Jose Bove, the French farmer recently imprisoned for storming a McDonald's, with the cool features and articulate aplomb of Ms. Habbard.
And it is makeup that is helping me to write my present, to take pride in my features and articulate what I want for myself, and on what terms.
Another gallery featured Articulating the Edge, the art of students participating in HPAC's ArtShop program.
As popular as pedestrian islands are in urban settings these days -- usually constructed with the best of intentions to accommodate the foot traffic that forms the cornerstone of a healthy downtown -- the new construction tends to be a bit fancier, with more monumental features, clearly articulated crosswalks and stormwater management design in the form of bioswales or rain gardens.
As on both of those records, which were issued by the Dutch label Criss Cross, he featured the articulate pianist Edward Simon and the attentive bassist Scott Colley.
My older brother and I were watching TV special and there featured a young, articulate, well-dressed black man who seemed, even to my preadolescent mind, poised, confident, and brimming with potential.
Uniessentialism attempts to understand and articulate this.
and articulate your words using proper grammar.
