Sentence examples for that articulated from inspiring English sources

Others succeeded as metaphors that articulated contemporary anxieties.

In fact, Colorado's three Catholic bishops on Monday released a statement that articulated their objection to the hospital's legal approach and said it should be abandoned henceforth.

Then there was the string of new plays - Caryl Churchill's Serious Money, Jim Cartwright's Road - that "articulated something I'd never heard before in a public space".

Significantly, it was theatre, rather than our timorous TV networks or the arthritic medium of cinema, that articulated public disquiet about Blair's policy of "humane intervention".

The stakes could not be higher: an in campaign that articulated courageously what we want Europe to look like would also distil what we want citizenship, society, work and life to look like.

At Mr. Watanabe's show the following morning, the designer turned out a series of plaid dresses that featured transparent colored plastic insets, some in diagonal panels swirling from top to bottom and others that articulated the neckline.

We want a language that articulates and perpetuates our passions.

Make it a brand that articulates the period I am in now".

An example open architecture software system that articulates different niches is employed to this end.

I outline an alternative conceptual framing, 'co-productive governance', that articulates the context, knowledge, process, and vision of governance.

"Music is the universal language that articulates feelings which words alone can't get their tongue around.