Sentence examples for if articulated from inspiring English sources

The regulars think the standard conservative issues, like tax cuts, can still win elections if articulated by an attractive candidate.

A position that is anathema to blacks will be no less so if articulated by Colin Powell or Condoleezza Rice.

She repeatedly asked the actors to speak faster, to trust that the "heartbeat" of the iambic pentameter and the precision of the imagery, if articulated properly, will pull the audience along.

This is neither good nor bad, but a consequence that needs pointing out and should not be ignored as it will lead to conflicts with Zero which will, if articulated in descriptive terms, be too similar.

In the beginning of the decade, such talk, if articulated at all, would have been in whispers, perhaps at night in a public park where two people chatting in the shadows would not attract prying eyes and ears.

Riding the light fizz of a bossa nova beat, Mr. Rollins phrased the melody carefully, as if articulating the lyrics, then ceded the floor to Mr. Hall, who fashioned a graceful solo, before following suit.

Close-ups of his face as he glances around to no avail, with Attenborough's voiceover saying: "No, that's not her", as if articulating the albatross's fretful thoughts, cause us to read the bird's expression as anxious, even though he only has one expression.

And sometimes, if properly articulated, that is enough.

It was one promoted by Republicans (if occasionally articulated and endorsed by Democrats).

In fact, if they articulated them a little bit less, "Moonlight Mile" would be a stronger movie.

He was strongly pro-Israel, but also could not resist a spot of sly, populist antisemitism, of a kind that remains common (if rarely articulated) in France.