Sentence examples for primarily articulate from inspiring English sources

Whatever the answer, it is clear that discursive poetry poses the greatest danger, presumably because its medium is that by which we primarily articulate and shape both soul and world.

With more broad-based screening efforts and less self-referral, the demographic may shift from primarily articulate, socially competent female patients towards those who are less verbal with fewer social skills, addiction histories, or compliance problems, who may not have sought out psychosocial support otherwise.

Until recently, owing to the unequal cultural and political relationship between Western and non-Western religions, however, some of the most vital contributions have been primarily attempts to articulate (for the new apologetic situation) the old traditions.

Islamist movements have been politically significant in most Muslim countries primarily because they articulate political and social grievances better than do the established secular parties, some of which (the leftist parties) were discredited following the collapse of communism in eastern Europe and the Soviet Union in 1990 91.

To this point, we have been primarily concerned to articulate the standard view and lay out the response offered to it by its liberal critics.

The theory of arms control, articulated primarily by academics, repudiated much of the logic of strategy.

Such, at least, has been primarily the view articulated by the greatest of all Western military theoreticians, the Prussian general Carl von Clausewitz.

An article in the Global Times notes that the Sino-Indian relationship has "constantly been overshadowed by negative issues, especially border disputes", which is a "strategic conflict" and has been "articulated primarily by Indian media".

Table  2 summarizes key participant characteristics.> Our analysis primarily focused on how patients articulated their expectations regarding CAM treatment outcomes prior to experiencing the treatment (for those who had begun treatment, this was based on recall).

The axis of external and internal rotation, which is primarily determined by the geometry of the articulating surfaces, generally passes through the medial intercondylar tubercle of the tibial plateau [11].

We observed that, when articulating their explanations about evolution in the Dino Problem, students primarily focused on concepts at the organismal level.