Sentence examples for found articulation from inspiring English sources

Such conflict found articulation in a dispute over the gender identity and sexual orientation of a young masculine-presenting female-assigned-at birth individual, Brandon (Teena), who was slain in Humbolt, Nebraska in 1993, when discovered to be "really a woman".

I subsequently sequence these building blocks in a more intuitive, emotionally tangible way, through narrative, such that the original material finds articulation in a more accessible vocabulary.

The most complete skeleton of Maiacetus inuus is that of a second adult (Figure 1C, D) found in articulation in the field (Figure 9).

U.W. 101-1321 is the right first metacarpal of the associated Hand 1 found in articulation.

Rather, this study adds to past literature that has found that articulations of LGBT identity in Brazil and China are characterized by the "Hybridization" of these transnational LGBT identities and rights discourse with local practices and understandings to achieve local goals.

Contributions to Philosophy ushered in a third wave of Heidegger studies that finds its articulation in Sheehan's Making Sense of Heidegger.

The spirit of the 1960s found its quintessential articulation in Pentti Saarikoski's Mitä tapahtuu todella?

But it hasn't found its proper articulation in the west.

This concern pervaded Beckett's work – such as novels Molloy, Malone Dies and The Unnamable – but found its greatest articulation in his theatrical works.

Remains of elephant and deer carcasses may be found in partial articulation or proximity and represent natural occurrences without any clear evidence of hominid intervention.

It was in George Santayana's celebrated quote on a plaque at Auschwitz that I found a clear articulation of the difference between the Western and the Chinese approaches: "The one who does not remember history is bound to live through it again".