If I were to say something new, it would be that a new thought cannot be articulated, because we never say what we want to say … Indeed, we do not add anything new to what has been said before us, except the degree of its relationship to the eternal question of the creation, the metaphysical identity that inhabits us.
The GG1, however, did not exert as much lateral force on the rails as the R1, because it was articulated, which allowed for a smaller turning radius than the rigid R1.
Every beat is articulated, and because of the upward guitar strokes and the fast, ungainly drumbeat combinations, the rhythm sounds like rising rather than landing — as if the beats were being pulled upward out of the drums.
I was crying because she was articulating the whole essence of the movie – which was about the power of love.
Valensi commented that guitar teacher and mentor Bowersock was invaluable because he was articulating things to the producer that the group could not.
This applies to lyrical poems, for example, whose expressiveness is articulated into fewer levels because of the constraints imposed on the admissible expressive forms.
"Because prison is articulated in people's imaginations through television, and mostly American television, people have this terrible perception of it.
Steele had to be articulate because for much of the 90 minutes a shock seemed totally unlikely.
When I'm emotional I tend to close down because if I spoke it would not be articulate, because I haven't processed why I'm having a reaction".
"People can't believe that someone who works in my job could be articulate, because it doesn't fit their stereotype about what a roughneck is," Mr. Hancock said.
