Sentence examples for powerful articulation from inspiring English sources

Any powerful articulation of the need for change is also a testimony to the possibility of change.

The four and a half minutes that follow are both among the finest of Public Enemy's recorded output, and the most powerful articulation of the political fervour abroad in hip-hop during the late 80s.

Understanding the song as it has been sung moves us beyond the politics of one man and toward comprehending how the anthem has functioned as a powerful articulation of citizenship.

"The power of articulation is lost".

He went on to write that the image of Fawkes's face became "a potentially powerful instrument for the articulation of postmodern anarchism" during the late 20th century, exemplified by the mask worn by V in the comic book series V for Vendetta, who fights against a fictional fascist English state.

The only recent speech as powerful as Blair's was Robin Cook's articulation of what most intelligent people were thinking in 2003: "On Iraq, I believe the prevailing mood of the British people is sound.

Any lubricant carries abrasive metal particles generated at the level of the articulation, which together form a powerful water jet.

Then I found myself being carried out of my depth.' It is Bellow's own depth of articulation and understanding which make him such a powerful, sympathetic writer.

This clip, from 1963, of the twenty-five-year-old Hubbard with Blakey (and the powerful bassist Reggie Workman), displays his clarion-bright tone, amazingly rapid articulation, adventuresome chromaticism, and sure sense of drama.

This powerful population genetic principle is central to Semantic View analyses of the mathematical articulation of the theoretical structure of population genetics.

Fibrous connective tissues as well as a pair of powerful longitudinal muscles, the subcranial muscles that serve to close the intracranial joint, are attached at the intracranial articulation.