Building on West and Zimmerman's (1987: 129) now classic articulation of gender as "the product of social doings," we describe this organizationally induced behavior as "undoing" gender.
I think there is a big open space in the Democratic Party right now for the articulation of a progressive foreign policy".
It feels like a real articulation of now, a style that couldn't have been achieved only a few years ago.
Underpinning Mitchell's new songs, the band sound muscular and sinuous, but, as some live footage from this period shows, it is Joni who is most liberated by the pairing, her voice now a thing of raw and sensual power as well as a vehicle for the articulation of sorrow and sadness.
That seemed more a rationale than a reason, but Mr. Bush's articulation of it now effectively precludes his naming Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales, Ms. Miers's predecessor as White House counsel, to the court, as some aides have long suggested he might like to do.
c Stage II: Progression of SLAC arthropathy with worsening osteoarthritic changes which now involve the entire radioscaphoid articulation (black arrows), and there has been increased widening of the scapholunate interval.
That amendment now reads like a profound articulation of opposition to present-day government surveillance -- a declaration of principle that balks at the lockstep of perpetual war mentality and rote surrender of precious civil liberties.
All but six states have now developed some level of articulation agreements that make it easier for graduates of community colleges to transfer their credits to 4-yr institutions (e.g., Center for American Progress, 2011).
As the result of careful and detailed observation of the movements of the vocal organs in speaking, aided by various instruments to supplement the naked eye, a great deal is now known about the processes of articulation.
