Sentence examples for that was articulated from inspiring English sources

"It was support for a vision that was articulated by Imam Feisal".

Where were the howls of outrage at this strategy that was articulated by Lee Atwater as follows: "By 1968, you can't say 'nigger' — that hurts you.

Now, that's why I mentioned the Palm Beach standard that was articulated in writing and provided, along with the ballot instructions, to people voting that the chad ought to be punctured.

Ms. Hearne, who trained animals and their owners at Silver Trails: The Animal Inn, turned her childhood love of dogs and horses into a life's work and the foundation of a philosophy of human and animal relations and communication that was articulated in her best-known book, "Adam's Task: Calling Animals by Name" (Knopf, 1986).

The following Table 1 displays every demand that was articulated in more than 20 published documents.

This leads to a dilemma that was articulated by Steven French and Michael Redhead (1988); either quantum particles are not individuals, or they are individuals but the principle of individuation that applies to them must make reference to some kind of empirically transcendent haecceity, bare particularity or the like.

When he first saw it, he said that evening, he thought it was "a film that was articulating what I felt".

And a promise that is articulated through pillars, one of which will "accelerate your ambition".

The longitudinal muscles of the thorax depress the wings that are articulated with it; the vertical muscles elevate them.

"We're talking about sex," explains Greenland, "[so] we're talking about something that is articulated by bodies and not by words most of the time".

"It could not be on the basis of categories of countries that were articulated in 1992 [when the parent treaty to the Kyoto protocol was signed]," he said.