He was saying that he writes and he looks to authors... what he's looking to find in any novel is this moment when someone explains something that he had felt but never been able to self-articulate.
He also describes the common self-image articulated by many backpackers that they are, somehow, not tourists themselves.
The most successful students are those who can self advocate, articulate their disability, ask for help, and be motivated to become independent learners.
As much as the new generation of activists is focused outward, committed to making America live up to its promise of liberty and justice for all, they are attentive to the self, passionately articulating the religious values that inform their work.
Teresa Reichlen was her usual elegant, fully articulated self in the second female lead.
"People feel their authentic self is somehow articulated through their expression of resentment and anger".
Clarifies the law on self-defence, articulating the state's responsibility to stand by those acting in good faith when using force in self-defence.
In reaching these goals, Columbia has successfully met its self-imposed standards, articulated in a 1996 policy.
With comedy that's an acidic stew of prickly hostility, elaborately articulated self-loathing and righteous anger, Mr. Stanhope, 46, has earned his cult status.
Human nature so conceived may be described metaphorically as being like a plain block of wood (pu) that has not been carved into a functional or ornamental object, or it may be articulated self-referentially as what is "genuine" or "authentic" (zhen) of the person (e.g., commentary to Laozi 16 and 28).
