Sentence examples for was clearly articulated from inspiring English sources

It was clearly articulated in his final play, If So, Then Yes, shown only last year.

The narrative of the young pharaoh building a new empire and a new monotheistic religion – with a disastrous outcome – was clearly articulated.

Interestingly, in two groups the significance of lay review to such independence was clearly articulated: "Facilitator: Who should be the guardians?

And here is the amazing and disappointing part: That lesson was clearly articulated in a 1999 report on the LTCM collapse titled "Hedge Funds, Leverage and the Lessons of Long-Term Capital Management," a report of the Presidents Working Group on Financial Markets.

That was clearly articulated by Michael Gerson in his superb op-ed piece a few weeks ago in The Washington Post.

The reasoning behind this policy was clearly articulated by a Nazi gauleiter: "In my district, [any Pole who] shows signs of intelligence will be shot".

These forms were clearly articulated and beautiful.

His paintings manage the neat trick of being both evocative and accurate; the telling details are clearly articulated.

I would also argue that that moral principle has been clearly articulated, and it may just save us from a dystopian future.

This has been clearly articulated ever since the draconian measures were announced, even if it has been largely dismissed by monotonous mantras from a hidebound government.

But the incident was significant because it showed that there were risks as well as benefits in making sure that doctrines were clearly articulated and circumscribed.