Sentence examples for popular articulation from inspiring English sources

(For a popular articulation of this view, see Brooks 2009).

They are trusted to provide good entertainment, scurrilous gossip and consistent articulation of popular prejudices.

Years of authoritarian rule meant that political and social institutions allowing the peaceful articulation of popular dissent were systematically suppressed.

The use of uncemented hip arthroplasty prostheses with ceramic articulations are popular, especially in the young, because of a perceived reduction in wear.

Rather than being the genteel, refined African-American classical music we think we know, ragtime jumps out of the pages of The Ephemeralist as a sometimes morally compromised, often vulgar, always vital form of American popular music, perhaps closer in its articulation to rock and hip-hop than the jazz that was its immediate descendant.

Disclosure's latest record, Caracal, is perhaps the clearest articulation of the distance between popular dance music and clubbing to date.

It was popular because it seemed to provide a daring articulation of what London really is, and who Londoners really are.

Put all these aspirations together and you have a potent new articulation of classical music's place in popular culture.

Ross saw a parallel between Gehry's untraditional design and Salonen's departures from standard programming, resulting in "a potent new articulation of classical music's place in popular culture".

But "Vestiges" helped lay the foundation both for popular acceptance of the concept of evolution and for its ultimate scientific articulation.

Following its articulation in the eighteenth century, the idea of the picturesque remained a dominant influence on popular aesthetic experience of nature throughout the entire nineteenth and well into the twentieth century.