Sentence examples for its articulation of from inspiring English sources
It's so frank in its articulation of the pain and joy of living.
Her aides point to her as the principal author of the administration's formal National Security Strategy, issued in 2002 and criticized at the time for its articulation of the nation's right to pre-emptive military action if needed.
Resourcefully relocating Aristophanes's Lysistrata to the ragged ganglands of Chicago, the film could feel academic in its articulation of modern American racial friction and urban class warfare through its classical prism.
More jagged, but just as generous in its articulation of loss and improbable female solidarity, is Zach Clark's wonderful White Reindeer (Matchbox Films, 15), which sadly skipped UK cinemas despite being the best alterna-Christmas film in approximately an eon.
What makes this latest book seductive is not so much its profanity as its articulation of verboten parental thoughts: We are not supposed to not want to be with our children.
The contribution of this paper is its articulation of the concept of configuration as a taxonomy of ITO structural characteristics, the key attributes, and demonstration that configuration is an important concept for understanding, comparing, and managing ITO arrangements.
Yet from a strictly philosophical perspective this text does not measure up in its organization, articulation of issues or its philosophical stringency to some of Humboldt's earlier posthumous treatises.
Landmarks may be single-minded in its pursuit of the exact, the particular, but in its articulation it sounds a chord of voices �� of communities, writers, literatures – that may include the reader's own.
This book is distinctive in its responsiveness to calls for new approaches in Islamic feminist theology, its use of themethod of comparative theology, its focus on Muslim and Christian feminist theology in comparative analysis, and its constructive articulation of Muslima theological perspectives.
Instead of quashing the media storm, the IAAF aggravated it, continuing to fail in its articulation and management of the issue.
A former marine himself, Klay's book drew raves and comparisons to Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried for its elegant articulation of the modern American soldier's experience in Iraq.
