He also describes the common self-image articulated by many backpackers that they are, somehow, not tourists themselves.
I think that probably is why I have used a very clear background against which the image can articulate itself".
And in this painting I've tried to make an image that articulates some of my feelings about the subject.
"Much as I love clip-art handprints, let's try to find an image that better articulates success".
"I will break that image by being articulate, intelligent and a bit like the girl next door".
"Those most under the spell of imperial nostalgia have now become the sorcerers themselves, having somehow managed to conjure up a mandate to transform Britain in their image". When not articulating wistful aspirations of empire, Brexit's champions appeal to that other bulwark of British patriotism: the legacy of Winston Churchill and his generation's defeat of the Nazis.
The move was a blow to the Bush administration's hopes to improve America's image and better articulate its policy goals as the country faces growing opposition to the war in Iraq and to its support of Israel's plan to redraw its boundaries.
For Aliyev, 49, who holds a PhD in history and has written on the politics of oil, his zero-tolerance police strategy against the activists belies his image as an articulate, even pleasant presence in this energy-rich Muslim nation of more than 8.7 million.
Her image - "smouldering, imperious, articulate", in the words of fan Camille Paglia - looks like a prototype for many women today.
Mr. Barnes sports the pinstriped-look often associated with the word "senatorial". Mr. Barnes has also enjoyed the image of a thoughtful, articulate liberal who had often taken the lead on international issues.
In my six-year-old mind, it was a world straight out of a scene akin to the animated show, The Jetson's--an image I could only articulate years later after watching enough American television.
