Sentence examples for vaguely articulated from inspiring English sources

Looking more broadly, Mr. Perrineau said, the outcome mirrors the politics of the far right across Europe and the way the movement has benefited from the vaguely articulated positions of more centrist parties.

Last Wednesday, he'd arranged a dozen chairs — no one like the other — in a circle, in anticipation of a meeting, that evening, between some tenants, their lawyer (a woman named Ms. Boop), and local politicians, whose vaguely articulated sympathies they hoped to convert into tactical support.

Other proud racist individuals like Richard Spencer and Sam Hyde were also receiving hundreds per month to finance their vaguely articulated operations.

A strange mix of self-defeating paranoias is involved, a vaguely articulated fear that "the government" will take over along with the notion that "the mob" will soon be at the door.

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Symbolically, his call for political reform, although vague, was articulated during a speech marking the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, an event generally regarded as the beginning of China's global economic rise.

However, in Riedl's work, the idea that organisms may have properties that would increase their ability to evolve was still articulated vaguely.

Qualitative research has shown that goals on user participation are articulated vaguely and considered implicit by organisations, making it challenging to assess potential outcomes [ 47].

In addition, most of the responses categorized as "other" implied an understanding of phylogeny but were vague in articulating the concept.

But Tuesday was the first time the Bush administration had articulated that goal, however vaguely.

"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.