Sentence examples for how articulated from inspiring English sources
No words, no matter how articulated and romantic they might be, do it justice?
Then everyone starts talking about Adam Curtis's documentary series The Trap and how that articulated and explained the demise of group action.
Crawford has since described the atmosphere in Boston as toxic and articulated how unpleasant the experience was.
That's a big issue with fashion pushing a power trip: who's to say how authority is articulated via clothing?
Actually, there is a fourth -- Raf Simons, who in a parking garage on Sunday night -- on a platform made of crushed soda cans -- superbly articulated how contemporary culture has become a thoughtless Pac-Man, gobbling up products as well as references.
Burtin's virtually forgotten work, like the exhibition "Metabolism — the Cycle of Life," prefigures the interaction design practiced today on the Web and reveals just how entertaining well-articulated graphic and exhibition design about science can be.
Ultimately I think that, while offering absolutely no answers to its never quite articulated 'question' (how could it do either?), this novel was paradoxically too didactic for me.
What can be applied to other fields and how could this be articulated?
When a group of people rises up and demonstrate its commitment to its rights in a responsible, well-articulated manner, how do you say no to them in good conscience?
But she could also open up like a tropical flower, a sticky-petaled pink hibiscus — at least that was how he pictured all this articulated floral wetness he was exploring with his fingers and couldn't see in the dark".
In contrast to these opportunities, other participants articulated concern over how some governments seemingly ignore the potential and/or express an explicit desire to move away from wood energy, regarding itas a regressive and inefficient form of energy that can be seen from afar as an image that embodies poverty and lack of development.
