Sentence examples for usually articulated from inspiring English sources

Ranke's philosophy of history, which he usually articulated in prefaces or asides, was examined by Johann Gustav Droysen (1808 84) in a series of lectures eventually published as the Historik.

Nor is he alone in this; the same arguments have been expressed by a good many others in the west of Scotland - and, indeed, in Wales, where they are usually articulated with a degree more bitterness, reinforced, on occasion, by cans of petrol.

The opposite take — usually articulated by people who never for a moment tried to imagine themselves black and eighteen on an overwhelmingly white campus — took the complaints and demands of college students as the whining of overly tender minds and/or the growls of young totalitarians.

The devices are usually articulated implants, and their mobility depends on the designs of the bearing surfaces.

His characters mumble and bumble, querulous and whiny, but they are usually articulate philosophers of low-rent life.

Maybe that's why the usually articulate 42 declared he felt like "a pickle stepping into history".

Another usually articulate man also managed to offend with some clunky comments in October.

Usually practitioners articulated an intuition that debates about the ancients were meaningless, "to the opinions of the ancients on contagion, we do not think them of much value," and asserted the value of empiric evidence: "we never, indeed, could see the very great importance of referring back to the ancients for evidence of that which passes before our own eyes".

A completely articulated stop usually has three stages: the catch (implosion), or beginning of the blockage; the hold (occlusion); and the release (explosion), or opening of the air passage again.

What is striking is that we usually do not articulate this for students—and none of these elements are typically present in an introductory biology class.

Most participants were in favour of receiving services via telehealth and many articulated the benefits usually associated with telehealth.