Sentence examples for that articulates something from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

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.

Realizing this, when someone articulates something that I don't know much about, I try to use it as an opportunity to expand my own understanding, rather than a reason to feel moronic.

When we finished speaking I said, 'You guys sound like socialists', so I think that Bernie Sanders is definitely articulating something that is in the air, that people feel as though corporations have too much control over the outcome of our lives, that the middle class has been diminished to the point where by and large we have no voice".

"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.

I would say, nonetheless, that even if Lincoln is articulating something that's already there, it's done so masterfully.

Whether as an image -- from Délacroix's "Massacre at Chios" to Picasso's "Guernica" -- or a longer piece (like "Mother Courage"), these works of art successfully encapsulate, and articulate, something that is both essential to the crisis and that lasts beyond it.

Kennedy was articulating something that is an open secret in Washington: that members of Congress will have very little say in how the emerging law around privacy and technology will be written.

"You articulated something that is weighing on the mind of just about every woman I know," wrote one of my former thesis advisees.

More broadly, Lerer said his goal is to "level up" the company and "rise above this digital game and really try to articulate something that is a model for what this modern media company looks like".