Sentence examples for that articulated something from inspiring English sources

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".

Werner Loell Portsmouth, R.I., Feb. 18, 2010 To the Editor: Developing a language that articulates something so profound as global climate change appears to require constant reinvention.

A final section dwells on objects in her home that "articulate something of who I am": fossils found on a beach in Dorset, which show an abiding interest in paleontology and archeology; an eighteenth-century needlepoint sampler, which points to a fascination with the intimate details of women's lives through history.

"It tells you that you might have articulated something that was vaguely out there, but had yet to be stated in a comedy form," he said in a telephone interview.

But more than this, she too was someone who equally articulated something that many women wanted to say but couldn't.

Wired editor-in chief-Chris Anderson kicked off his magazine's Disruptive By Design conference today in New York City with a speech about how the Internet makes everything free, which is the topic of his latest book, Free: The Future of A Radical Price He articulated something that is now increasingly becoming obvious: As products go digital, their marginal cost goes to zero.

"We'd articulated something that people had always felt.

That wasn't specifically because of my book, but I had articulated something".

The Pope himself articulated something similar.

It was the independent-minded Mr. McCain, appearing on "Face the Nation," who articulated something other than a party's position.

My four year old daughter articulated something she felt, not something we forced her to understand.