It's got something to do with collectivism – the idea, not often articulated, that team sport is a metaphor for how these pitmen and steelworkers and millworkers worked, each one looking out for the other, each one helping the slowest to shine.
The well-documented theory, also affirmed in the Sept. 11 attacks, holds that after disasters "neighbors come together to help, as opposed to the opposite view, often articulated, that people will fly to pieces and turn all their attention to looting until the authorities arrive".
It is often articulated that carbon tax may be detrimental for economy because with increasing price of energy, the price of commodities would also escalate.
It's also often articulated that individual gadgets exist somewhat independently, and a major concern for the value these products can bring to our lives lies in the fact that there is no common architecture or platform for developers to build on.
As the editor of a progressive Jewish and interfaith magazine that has often articulated views that have prompted condemnation from both Right and Left, I had good reason to be scared by the murders of fellow journalists in Paris.
While pursuing a study of 3D geometric morphometrics for ceramic burial vessels that often articulate with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) from the ancestral Caddo region, there have been no shortage of potentially meaningful observations, one of which rotational asymmetry in coil-built vessels is discussed here.
Furthermore, Chinese thinkers from the 19th century onwards have adapted the concept of rights received in interaction with the West, and these adaptations often articulate the idea that the individual ought to have a range of freedom of expression and action so that they can contribute more richly and originally to the welfare of Chinese society.
Only when the women received support for keeping their child or had personal capacity to leave their home environment did they feel able to keep their child, something that was often articulated as a wish, but seldom as a right.
And in his criticism of the United States and its policies, there is more than a touch of the continental European view -- often articulated by the French -- that the "hyperpower" of the United States, with its enormous wealth and capacities, is often unconscious and unheeding of the dignity and interests of other nations.
This idea is often articulated by the Dalai Lama, who argues that individual experiences of compassion radiate outward and increase harmony for all.
