But she had a needle-sharp editorial instinct about whom her magazine was for – a reader who'd never been catered to in this way: herself, 20 (or more) years before, the plain "mouseburger" from the middle of nowhere, a walking tangle of insecurities and desires that she couldn't articulate – for glamour, sex and power.
An innovator's talent lies partially in the ability to make tangible what the market can't articulate for itself.
Chris Jennings, deputy assistant to the president for health policy, said that the administration had not articulated a date for the full SHOP introduction apart from Mr. Carney's remarks at the news conference.
The Diamondbacks have not contacted the Yankees since Wednesday and have not articulated their needs for a potential deal.
The protesters, meanwhile, have not articulated a strategy for bringing about change, beyond new protests and camping out in the square.
Others are dubious, noting that the mayor will not control the work force directly and has not articulated a vision for education, and though he got pretty much what he sought from an often intransigent state legislature, has little political experience.
Mr. Van Natta has not articulated a new strategy for the site, and he declined interview requests last week.
Yet he, like most Scottish voters, said he was most concerned that the unionists have not articulated a positive case for the 307-year-old union's prolongation.In fact, Mr Darling has done so constantly; yet chiefly by recounting benefits, such as freedom of movement and the sharing of risks to the state pension, that Scots take for granted.
And while Obama has spoken eloquently on the need for millionaires to pay their share of taxes, he has not articulated much of a vision for dealing with the nation's growing economic divide.
From the city's point of view, the authority has not articulated how it will pay for its spending priorities, and is hoping City Hall will help bail it out at a time when municipal coffers are also nearly dry.
