Sentence examples for it's articulated from inspiring English sources
And that belief, if it's articulated, can seem terribly unkind to loved ones.
It's articulated in a voice-over by Carrie, who is funneling her observations on her life and those of her friends' into a weekly newspaper column called "Sex and the City".
The fault lies not so much with the range of provision on offer – our report celebrates excellent practice from a deeply committed profession – but in the way that it's articulated.
It is articulated in Carr's piece by a quote from Joanna Coles (once of this parish): "We [Brits] are used to adversarial relationships.
Can the significance of Dedekind's methodology be analyzed further, or can it be articulated in other terms?
It is articulated by Galileo and Descartes as well as Locke's mentor Robert Boyle.
Thus historical time becomes human time "to the extent that it is articulated through a narrative mode, and narrative attains its full significance when it becomes a condition of temporal existence".
It was articulated decades before Origin of Species by a number of thinkers, including Darwin's own grandfather, Erasmus.
It was articulated so that the figures could engage in enthusiastic sexual congress.
It is articulated in a number of ways in my institution.
