Without regularly articulating them to myself, these duelling impulses — to calm down, to rise up — have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember.
Amongst women, their husbands' involvement in housework was regularly articulated as a marker of a good relationship or a period during which they were 'relating well'.
They are brilliant, famous, articulate, and regularly angry.
She tells me I am unhappy in the kind of flat countryside that dominates the south-east of England and would be more at ease among mountains – a widely shared feeling, I'm sure, but one which I admit to articulating more regularly than friends might like.
Muser provides Duke students with regularly-scheduled, clearly articulated, and equitable access to research opportunities across all fields.
Conducting conversations about how a business decision will affect the company's various constituencies and taking those constituencies' concerns seriously will permit the founders to articulate their values regularly.
Social services say it's psychiatric and will not provide care, psychiatry says it's a homeless person and they do not handle that and while we're busy going back and forth, nothing gets done… We have to meet regularly, agree on how to articulate patient care, on who does what.
In an election season we are reminded regularly that success often goes to whoever can articulate the most compelling narrative.
A pair of closely spaced spikes was found articulated with a tail tip, and a number of spikes were found apparently regularly spaced in pairs along the path of an articulated tail.
Dr. Coffee, who regularly tweets about Haiti (@DokteCoffee), turns out to be as articulate an observer as Ms. Wilentz.
