Sentence examples for intelligently articulated from inspiring English sources
An unpleasantly warped fortissimo sound is a minor blemish on an intelligently articulated selection of greats: Bach arranged by Busoni, Marcello arranged by Bach, Chopin miniatures and Beethoven's Opus 109.
MSNBC's Jacob Soboroff interviewed Trump supporters at a recent rally but these 'great American patriots' couldn't even intelligently articulate why they're so enraged.
Nor are they coming to see him, contrary to much speculation among the punditry, because they're so "angry". MSNBC's Jacob Soboroff interviewed Trump supporters at a recent rally but these 'great American patriots' couldn't even intelligently articulate why they're so enraged.
Through the lens of Darwinian evolution, Lily Marks, a Comparative Literature and Biology major from Hamilton College, articulated intelligently the idea that, "research alone does not dictate the path of scientific discovery.
Hidden socio-political agendas, dissonant cognitive frameworks, and misalignment of expectations must be articulated if organisations are to identify and respond intelligently to internal resistance to change.
The book is informative in my opinion and well articulated, it truly gave me an insight of what the future may look like if we use technology intelligently for example in Africa to design new products and services.
— lacked articulated answers.
Risks are being articulated.
They're well articulated.
It also allows the government to articulate its needs more intelligently and pushes the industry to provide correspondingly intelligent solutions.
The report articulates many things.
