Edwards told Williams that "it was impossible to create anything of the right scale that could be articulated properly".
But Mr. Suozzi said a vision for the county's future could be articulated until the current crisis was solved.
"The Lightning Field" offers an intensity of experience that for a long time could be articulated only — or most conveniently — within the language of religion.
"Children's rights" was an oxymoron in those times, which also created a space in which their "right" to sexuality could be articulated.
As an artist Ford thrived on contradictions and inconsistencies; for him, a truth that could be articulated in a simple slogan was almost certainly not a truth at all.
Elizabeth herself recalled thinking: "This is it – the approach for me!" She was fascinated by the way Klein had developed a method of observing children at play, through which they could express their ideas and feelings, often before they could be articulated in words.
The thirty thousand people who at one point or another took part in this week's march from the Brown Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Selma, Alabama, to the statehouse in Montgomery were giving highly dramatic expression to a principle that could be articulated only in the vaguest terms.
Peter Samton: "And we said, 'What if you just give a jolt to the square?'...A whole handful of problems solved with a single jolt!" The new schools are designed on a modular plan which, says Samton, "could be articulated on different sites in any number of flexible ways".
In addition, we aim for a third research question: RQ 3: How the results from RQ1 and RQ2 could be articulated to provide prescriptive support utilities (i.e., guidelines and artifacts) to support organizations in such endeavors?
In response to these concerns, the final section looked at how a unified women's category could be articulated for feminist political purposes and illustrated (at least) two things.
