Sentence examples for visibly articulated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martin's production feels too visibly articulated; you can see the joints that move the action.

The dynamic behavior of the device is visibly complex as it is physics-based modeling approach and has been articulated as such by the Eqs.

— lacked articulated answers.

Being so inescapably and visibly part of the 'general public', rather than sequestered on special transport, or alone in private cars or taxis, was an ambiguous benefit, and only partly articulated, but it does suggest one reason why free bus travel, in a city where a large cross-section of the public use the bus, is so passionately defended by older citizens.

To make hand hygiene part of the organisational mantra requires senior clinical and non-clinical leaders to visibly champion and mandate best practice initiatives as well as to articulate that non-compliance is culturally and professionally unacceptable: The culture is influenced by leadership of the organisation.

Is the candidate articulate?

Try to articulate it.

When questioned at a recent town hall meeting in Tampa about the impact of U.S. military aid to Israel on Palestinian civilians, the normally articulate Obama appeared visibly flummoxed before sputtering, "Look, look, look, the Middle East is obviously an issue that has plagued the region for centuries".

What I found most fascinating about this process was how so many of the journalists and presenters we met, were visibly shocked that this young, handsome, articulate and all-round lovely man in front of them, could possibly have schizophrenia.

"I apologize that I'm not articulate," a female fan said, visibly trembling as she spoke.

Senior clinical and non-clinical leaders should visibly champion and mandate best practice initiatives and articulate that hand hygiene non-compliance is culturally and professionally unacceptable to the organization.