Sentence examples for his articulated from inspiring English sources

It's all his music: not just the songs, but the bandleading, the lyrics, the actorly shrugging and scowling and thanking and boasting and self-negating, his articulated praise for his audience and expert use of his forehead — banging the microphone against it, looming it above the audience like a consternated prow.

Six of his articulated lorries carry the Kilmarnock colours, although this can occasionally bring unwanted attention for the drivers.

As the public interest in the car continues to grow, Bloodhound trucker Graham Lockwoods pretty much has one of his articulated lorries tied up full-time moving our show car, jet engine, etc., around the country to shows and events.

"His articulated disrespect for these legal rules was, in some instances, combined with a refusal to apply them," reads the 11-page complaint about Camp which launched the inquiry.

Few now living have ever seen one, but all the clues suggest the paper's average reader is most likely to be found slumped over the dashboard of his articulated lorry, wanking himself into a coma over yet another photoshopped nip-slip from someone who was in Corrie 12 years ago, his tinfoil helmet stopping the government's radars from stealing his thoughts.

His Bach playing, according to his own program notes, has been influenced by the experience of performing on organs of Bach's time: that might explain his attention to coloring the voices and his clearly articulated rhythms, features that he re interpreted in piano terms.

Mr. Wilder is an oddly precise and finicky improviser, and on three tunes his perfectly articulated lines represented another vision entirely.

In Ocean, Cunningham's 14 dancers - exemplars of his uniquely articulated style - take on a myriad of roles.

His precisely articulated bass lines provided the unswerving foundation for Pete Townshend's brash power chords on guitar, Roger Daltrey's leather-lunged vocals and Keith Moon's explosive drumming.

"Das Rheingold" is a conversational piece; nowhere did Wagner come closer to his painstakingly articulated theories about the necessary subservience of words to music.

In Mr. Maxwell's best work his precisely articulated style serves to slyly illuminate, with humor and a smidgen of real affection, the nuggets of deep feeling embedded in the bland bedrock of anomie-ridden lives.