Sentence examples for perfectly articulated from inspiring English sources

At that time, Jean's relationship with Ninon perfectly articulated the earthshaking appearance of paternal love.

"Anxiety in the Air," by Walter Kirn (Op-Ed, Nov. 14), perfectly articulated my own feelings.

All the courtyards, with their molded plinths, staircases, porticoes, and eaves moldings, are perfectly articulated enclosed spaces.

Most of our families were immigrants from Eastern Europe and his past was ours, only worse, and more perfectly articulated.

Some women still find a soulmate in Nora Ephron, whose 1972 essay in Esquire, "A Few Words About Breasts," perfectly articulated the lament of women who realized they were never going to fill out.

And Teale's performance is well matched by that of Tom Burke who plays the impressionable Adolph as an overgrown child-man whose doubts about his wife's talent and fidelity are perfectly articulated by his tormentor.

Stanton's delicate bone structure and "kinda raggedy" hangdog visage perfectly articulates Travis's regret at the damage he has done.

Some of the performers were classically trained singers; some hadn't sung since school assemblies, and yet here they were happily squeezing a stranger while perfectly articulating complex countermelodies.

Like the ultimate BFF, Kaling has a way of perfectly articulating everything you're thinking.

YouTube user Dodie Clark perfectly articulates the tension that exists between how we want to feel (and know we should feel) about our bodies and how women actually feel on a day-to-day basis.

Yes, under ordinary circumstances she was perfectly articulate, and she'd given lots of interviews before, but this wasn't chatting with Charlie Rose on a book tour.