In the room waiting for him, the 15 audience members, mainly in their early 20s, were already articulating their concerns bluntly, in the sort of English that even David Starkey might understand.
It would be good for Ms. Bair to have a seat at that table; most of the workable ideas are already articulated in her book.
This position is already articulated in On What Gives Value to Life (1792-3); is is central to On Religion (1799) and the Soliloquies (1800), in the form of a commitment to the Herderian ideal of "humanity"; and it survives in later works (e.g. in the 1831 lecture on Leibniz's idea of a universal language).
Immediately a phrase half conveys its sense, he is already articulating its caveats or some further association.
The one thing that I wasn't so interested in was starting, when I first came in, the story started that the apes were already very articulate, they already could talk, very much like they do in the '68 film, and I was like, "Wait a minute!
As veteran visitors to Parisian bakeries know, the superior, all-butter croissants are already commonly articulated as straight pastries or, at least, as gently sloping ones while the inferior oil or margarine ones must, by law, be neatly turned in.
"It was articulating what we were already thinking," she says, "and it helped us take a lot of shortcuts".
He is very clear on this: much of what has become plain, and expressed by both left and right, since the financial crash – the dominance of technocrats over democratic institutions, the erosion of the nation state and, with it, meaningful democracy – was already obvious to, and articulated by, that early-noughties protest movement, right down to the inevitability of the crash itself.
Through a spokesman, the senator declined to be interviewed, saying he had already articulated his views in a lengthy Senate speech.
"Unlike some other protests, we're not a nonprofit with already articulated goals.
