Sentence examples similar to theme of the articulation from inspiring English sources
We also review the main research themes and the articulation and developments of infrared sources at SOLEIL.
These ecclesiastical civil servants were at the forefront of the articulation of Scotland's sovereign status.
Begin by varying the length of the articulation.
The theme is "an articulation of the strategy," Mr. Myhren said, because it explains that "when you want to mix it up a little bit, you drink Mike's Hard Lemonade".
His frequent violent flare-ups of rebellion, his pitiful complaints of chagrin and his always underflowing indications of a sense of being not wanted and alone are perhaps the most clear articulations of the theme of frustration in the tale.
When the spot first appeared in 2010, Jim Fallows, who knows a thing or two about political advertising and China, was in awe of the mechanics (not the content), and predicted that the ad would be remembered beside "Morning in America," "Willie Horton," and "Daisy Girl" as the articulation of a major theme in American politics.
Although the articulation of these religious themes may seem invasive and disturbing to many Americans, their presence in the current political campaign is not that surprising.
This centrality extends beyond the articulation of theories of adjudication.
Coolhunting is not about the articulation of a coherent philosophy of cool.
With Mr. Gehry, unity arises from the articulation of differences among the parts.
