(If we could all be that articulate, we probably wouldn't use so many four-letter words).
Language's second historical characteristic is that it articulates cultural identities.
"It is that I articulate the deepest held values of the American people".
Their worth is that they articulate the probability for a particle to propagate its knowledge.
And what's notable about that is that he articulated universal freedom in the second sentence.
When people say it, what they are really saying is that someone is articulate... for a black person". "When people say it, what they are really saying is that someone is articulate... for a black person," Ms. Perez said.
The second misconception I often hear is that purpose can be articulated as a single thing.
The problem is that they are rarely articulated and even more rarely addressed.
"The way it's now being articulated is that he might be better off if he were incarcerated than if he were out on the street".
A bigger problem is that they're both so articulate.
