As a writer, I seek to articulate that common pain.
On the whole, the poems seek to articulate a sense of life's unfathomable unfairnesses, the knowledge that something, for no good reason, has gone terribly wrong.
The reason is the binary nature of the issue: although some senators seek to articulate ambiguous positions on same-sex marriage, for the most part they have to decide when and whether to come out in favor of it, with little ability to hedge their position once they've done so.
The goals of the course include giving students the tools to form questions, seek information, articulate their ideas in the contexts of what others have thought, and discuss them with others.
They seek to articulate the organizations affected by specific pathologies, looking for patients to become agents of change to improve not only access to treatment and quality of care in health services, but also to empower patients to promote changes in the health system and in medical training, monitoring the delivery of medicines and improving access and quality of care for those affected.
Lorca also sought to articulate in public lectures his own evolving aesthetic.
It is a look inside the two parties as they sought to articulate their platforms and positions as clearly as possible, without interference.
In the past weeks, the protesters themselves have sought to articulate their voice through the Local Coordination Committees, which released a statement on Monday.
Top of the list of songs seeking to articulate what's coming over the hill is Cohen's, who captures the prevailing mood of the list, a dystopic one.
These experts, seeking to articulate a worldview rooted in the internationalist traditions of Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy, have accused Mr. Bush of isolationism and of wasting opportunities to reduce tensions in the Mideast.
