Sentence examples for most complete articulation from inspiring English sources
In 1960 Greenberg published the most complete articulation of his basis for aesthetic judgment in an essay titled "Modernist Painting".
The resulting document is probably the most succinct and complete articulation of Ford's autonomous vision thus far, which is noteworthy given that the automaker has previously announced plans to field an autonomous driving service launch by 2021.
The most complete elements include the first five dorsals that have been preserved in articulation with the cervicals, a probable sixth dorsal, and a group of three articulated mid-dorsals (Figure 7).
The most complete skeleton of Maiacetus inuus is that of a second adult (Figure 1C, D) found in articulation in the field (Figure 9).
The effect is not at all stagy — her delivery is a complete articulation of whatever emotion she is feeling in any moment.
Indeed, a seventies person thinks that hairdos and pop songs and television commercials are truer, deeper, more complete articulations of the national condition than, say, editorials and poems and works of political philosophy.
Slight but gracious, this music elicited some of Mr. Meyer's most exacting articulation.
The most pointed articulation of the power of the Moore campaign was still Bannon's.
"I hear, but I do not listen," remarked Wim Duisenberg, the central bank's president, in his most concise articulation of such go-it-alone sentiment.
King's speech – which received no mention in the Washington Post the following day – would eventually become its most celebrated articulation of the period.
