Sentence examples for which he articulated from inspiring English sources
Hadid attended several of Koolhaas's lectures, in which he articulated his vision of the city.
"He had an extraordinary vision for what he wanted to do, which he articulated well.
He was especially sensitive to the privations of immigrants and migrant workers, which he articulated, while living abroad himself, in abject sculptural tableaus.
The president's comments, after a 79-minute, one-on-one session in the Oval Office, were the first in which he articulated a timetable for peace negotiations.
The book in which he articulated this view most completely was "Roll, Jordan, Roll: The World the Slaves Made," which in 1975 won the Bancroft Prize for American history writing.
In 2002, after nearly 10 years of research, Wolfram published A New Kind of Science, in which he articulated his controversial views about the inadequacy of math-based science as a means of unlocking the secrets of the natural world.
With visitors he sticks to the second register, which he articulates with precision.
"I know a lot [of South Carolinians] really appreciate him, like his youthfulness, the manner in which he articulates his message," McCall said.
19), tut-tuts Hedges for his sometimes "strident" tone and the "unfiltered manner" in which he articulates his political convictions, while praising Sacco for his "controlled" tone and "neutral" narration.
His collective experiences in Chicago and roaming through the Midwest funneled into his authoring his most famous poem, "Chicago," (published 1914) in which he articulates the frustrations and yet the pride of the city's inhabitants and institutions.
No matter how grand the boasts in his songs, no matter how infectious the music, the moments on Nas albums that stand out are the smallest ones, in which he articulates experiences that would be overlooked by almost anyone else.
