Sentence examples for in her articulation from inspiring English sources

Few English writers now can match Barker's narrative poise, and she remains almost peerless in her articulation of the unspoken.

Moreover, in her articulation of women's ambivalent attitudes toward embodiment, sexuality, and maternity, Beauvoir is clearly indebted to the attention psychoanalytic practice gives to listening to women's first person narratives, interpreting the emotional impact of events that can not be easily categorized, and heeding attachments that carry both affection and resentment.

Like most of us, Saville was at that moment in 2004 awkward in her articulation of the incipient gender passage she is groping to define, to say nothing of seeming blithely removed from the political morass that she is stirring with her painting.

Dried grapevines are a principal material for Ms. Black, who develops a range of effects in her varied articulations of wall, floor and window areas.

(Williams and Tanner 1972) Anscombe's views on intention also figured largely in her defense and articulation of the Doctrine of Double Effect, which will be discussed in more detail below.

Pite's work has been compared to Forsythe's, and you can see his imprint in her high-speed articulations and boneless imbalances.

More than that, they are all part of one story, one morality....Writer gives brief history of Ailey's stormy career...Two dancers rise above all the other One is Dwana Adiaha Smallwood, who has finer articulation in her pelvis than I have in my fingers.

In her research, Farrugia links the "articulation of technology as masculine" with the "masculinization of music technologies," citing early advertisements in trade magazines that specifically marketed complex audio tech to men as a means of escape from domestic life.

Maria de Lourdes Davila stands out with her sharp articulation in the overlapping patterns.

He was tall, slim and naturally funny, always meticulous in his movement and perfect in his articulation.

Elsewhere, particularly in Act II, he sometimes sounds oddly wooden, and self-consciously careful in his articulation.