One of his most significant achievements is to write about class with the elegance of Harold Pinter, Joe Orton and Arnold Wesker - whom he greatly admires - while articulating America's own unique relationship with it.
It also greatly suited the crisply articulated phrasing of Arabella Steinbacher who, like Masur, avoided grand gestures while giving a thoroughly unified account of this most lyrical of concertos.
Locke's Second Treatise contributes greatly to the project of articulating a political philosophy to serve the interests and values of this ascending class.
The version of the circadian clock gene hypothesis being tested can vary greatly between studies, and authors are rarely explicit in articulating the version being tested, or its implications.
While more experienced investors may understand that these two categories of real estate, in fact, differ greatly from an investment thesis perspective, they often struggle to articulate the core, underlying difference that differentiates them.
An articulate, carefully spoken woman who appears to care greatly about the arts, she said during a phone interview from Dallas that her interdisciplinary approach began early.
In contrast, the leatherback shell of dermochelyids has a greatly reduced bony architecture, and the bones are less firmly articulated; scutes appear in hatchlings, but they are quickly shed, so the bony shell is covered with a thick, leathery skin.
Smart, elegant, stylish, articulate, always good company and endlessly loyal to family, friends, and community she will be greatly missed.
One man was very articulate about the awkwardness he felt when bringing his wife to work events, a woman he loved greatly (and I don't think it was a case of "the man doth protest too much").
