Sentence examples for key articulation from inspiring English sources

Tasleem Shakur and Karen D'Souza write in their book Picturing South Asian culture in English that "Homer and Apu" typifies the key articulation of the character of Apu juxtaposed to Homer, "something like his alter-ego", where Homer is the all American, Duff drinking, rather lazy nuclear plant worker, and Apu is the immigrant, clean living, hard working, small businessman.

Clarity of articulation is key to the conductor's approach.

First, instruction should shift to more in-depth analysis of fewer topics that allows focus and articulation of key, cross-cutting concepts (National Research Council 2013).

Significant shape changes occurred in the condylar morphology with the loss of the epiphyseal cartilaginous cap, often removing key articular structures responsible for joint articulation, mobility, and congruence.

For many who have lived, breathed, and fought for a day like yesterday, what the Supreme Court delivered early Wednesday morning as it struck down the Defense of Marriage Act was an articulation of the key message of Marriage Equality: married same-sex couples and their children are entitled to the same recognition, protection, and benefits under the law as is granted to any other couple.

Ideology includes assumptions about what counts as knowledge and our exploration of chronotope disruption will be illuminated by Bakhtin's (1993) articulation of two key contrasting epistemologies: istina (abstract knowledge) and pravda (lived truth that is embodied and invested in emotionally).

Repetition of such articulations is the key to redefining these words and reclaiming them.

Standards of articulation vary, so that key parts of Amanda Holden's English translation are sometimes lost.

A key interest of Bosanquet was the articulation of a theory of mind and will.

This has included a reluctance to fund research work, although quality text-based research is a key tool in the development and articulation of a social change proposal.

Since Wil Gesler's earliest articulation (Gesler, 1992; Gesler, 1996) key thinkers in the field of therapeutic landscapes have sought to emphasise the embodied, contextual and wholly relational nature of the relationship that exists between people and place.