Sentence examples similar to is articulated through language from inspiring English sources
A delicate sense of propriety prevented her from replying; and recalled her bewildered reason.. Johnson cautions against labelling Mary and Ann's relationship lesbian, since the identity-defining concepts of heterosexuality and homosexuality did not exist during the 18th century; she maintains, rather, that their relationship is a bond which cannot be articulated through language.
This Apollo is articulated through a language of chiselled shape and hieratical gesture, distilling movement, music and emotion in a series of scintillating visual haikus.
That seems an unnatural place for language, but a second language always retains its brilliant, opiate character, especially if you are a poet whose every perception and process is articulated through it: voluptuousness, thick glass, poppies, opiates.
And a promise that is articulated through pillars, one of which will "accelerate your ambition".
That such an account is articulated through Shakespeare is significant.
How can science and technology be articulated through work in academic networks?
How does music suggest modes of social interaction or political potential to be articulated in language?
Such a view has been articulated for language by Chomsky, for Vision by Marr.
Of these, only the transactional truth is capable of being articulated in language.
Even the junior doctors' dispute, the most similar to today's protests, was articulated in different language.
