Sentence examples for half articulated from inspiring English sources

For 13 years she headed the team that painstakingly restored these monuments, which have always seemed like the exclamation points at the end of an only half articulated sentence.

He therefore made his own work much less specific, paring down the text, taking out "what feels like literature" to produce the extraordinary patchwork of half articulated, half implied exchanges that gives the 70-minute piece much of its powerfully mysterious charge.

The median half of the bifurcated end of sclerite 1 encompasses the ls anteriorly while the lateral half articulates with the tgpl via a pivot joint.

The median half of the bifurcated end encompasses the ls anteriorly and forms a joint with it, while the lateral half articulates with the tgpl via a pivot joint (Table 1).

My sister was leaning out the window in front and yelling in her half-articulate way, "César!

Under the surface, however, a kind of half-conscious, half-articulate revolution-by-ellipsis seems to be going on.

A study involving patients treated with DBS showed that more than half of them articulated a feeling of strangeness and unfamiliarity with themselves after surgery ("I do not feel like myself anymore"; "I feel like a robot" or "I have not found myself again after the surgery") (Schüpbach et al. 2006).

Possible autapomorphies (both convergent with Agnostus) are: 50, edge to edge tergite articulations; 55, articulating half-rings and flanges.

Almost half of the players articulated in interviews and informal conversations the importance of religion as a social support.

But Tolstoy surely wants the word "juicy" to take the weight of Andrei's renewed optimism; if the passage is written in a loose, free indirect style, we should feel Andrei coming back to this word in his half-articulated thoughts, feel the sap flowing, slowly, then faster, through his veins.

For his part, Mr. Cortazar showed a short dress with a half-moon cutout in front that beautifully articulated the torso, in the manner of Geoffrey Beene.