Sentence examples similar to unarticulate from inspiring English sources

Two spine-tingling reports, from The Houston Chronicle and The Associated Press, leave no gory detail unarticulated about the city's suddenly immense problem with ants.

In some of the households I've most admired, though, I'd have to say that the message about teenage sex was a bit of a mishmash, much of it unarticulated, at least not explicitly.

Crimmins and Perry argue that propositional attitude reports involve "unarticulated constituents" that concern how the subject of the report believes what she (allegedly) believes.

Are they articulated via syntactically represented variables, or are they "unarticulated constituents" (Perry 1986, Récanati 2002), possibly mere indices of evaluation?

It is entirely possible that this common response just puts the cart before the horse – no less possible that we are reluctant to call some soup a material thing, precisely because we are reluctant, for good but as yet unarticulated semantic reasons, to call it a thing, an object, period.