Sentence examples for openly articulated from inspiring English sources

Sometimes this hostility is openly articulated.

It's a novel about family and relationships – the need for intimacy and reinforcement from family and yet the desire to reject and be separate from it, and how expectations, hopes and needs often reside internally and are rarely openly articulated.

Though it's never openly articulated this way, much of the conference feels like an enormous pitch meeting: scientists and tech up-and-comers parading their gadgetry in front of a truly staggering pantheon of millionaires and billionaires (I'm not allowed to tell you who, per TED's house rules, but whichever ones you're picturing, you are correct).

The unsaid rules of operating in a patriarchal, sexist, and classist society had long been understood among women of color (WOC), but they were finally openly articulated in a mainstream series.

But the most openly articulated playbook for Palin's presidential aspirations was submitted in late February by C4P contributor Nancy Labonete, entitled "In the Event of a Brokered Convention, All Bets are Off".

In their deliberate silence on the racism they see openly articulated when they visit the rallies or read their audience's emails, the mainstream media makes the racism as invisible -- and therefore as natural -- as air.

One of Macron's many virtues, also seen in his address to the US Congress, is that he is not afraid of openly articulating differences.

They at least help make their awful state of limbo more bearable and the texts of their songs openly articulate their feelings about the seemingly unending blight on their lives and their hopes for a better future.

This association was initially formed to address concerns specific to student life but became more and more openly political, articulating broader societal issues that contributed to explain the conditions of students from colonized countries of Africa.

Within the arguments by conversion's proponents are two assumptions, rarely articulated openly: that trans* lives are undesirable, and that trans* lives are preventable.

"It was never articulated or openly discussed at all," Mr. Leedom said.