Sentence examples for hear articulated from inspiring English sources

The concerns they hear articulated by multiple stores carry the most weight.

It sounds like a simple aspiration, but it is not one we hear articulated much these days.

It's a chilling viewpoint to hear articulated so sharply sixteen years before Trump, and it wears its stupidity with pride; fittingly, the Smut Peddlers's music has been featured in several of the "Jackass" films.

The point of view that I hear articulated from people who espouse the death penalty is one where the focus is on the murderer.

Wise leaders implicitly follow a dictum that I heard articulated by the Dalai Lama at an MIT conference on global systems.

But even before the votes are cast the voice of Scotland has been heard, articulating the mood of change and national renewal we need.

That is why we of this cynical world are still charmed by that quaint, old ‐fashioned notion of all men together as chil dren of God when we hear it articulated not by Schiller but by Beethoven.

The actual verdict was to come 24 hours later, but that was the judge's verdict on football, and it was striking to hear it articulated so clearly and economically.

Particularly, while consonants need to be embedded in syllables to be fully heard and articulated, vowels are self-standing phonemes with high salience.

COMMENT FROM SHYONELUNG: Alex, why can't we talk about the Super Bowl? (Go Giants?) STEVE COLL: Let's hear Daniels articulate a plan for a post-Peyton Indianapolis franchise.

Before he dismisses the last 30 years of NASA effort, let's hear Griffin articulate a convincing scientific and technological reason why we're going back to the Moon other than that our President says so.