Articulates in a sentence

The superior facet is smaller and articulates with the vertebra above, and the inferior facet articulates with the vertebra of the same number.

Abby Gordon, co-director of our Northeast associate recruitment division and a past summer associate and associate at Cleary Gottlieb, articulates this concept as, “Choosing a firm transcends mere rankings.

However, the peace plan articulates terms that Putin is surely bound not to accept.

It articulates the principle (exampled in Sec 51), which the proposed amendment follows, leaving public and parliamentary debate to occur prior to legislation of its processes.

Mitigating the threat requires a radical reform of international finance, based on a market-shaping paradigm that advances the common good. articulates a vision of a new paradigm for international finance centered on the common good.

The former Labour leader’s supporters have long claimed that he articulates a widely felt desire for a radical new approach to politics.

The screen also articulates 180 degrees for selfies and vlogging using the typical plastic hinge.

Yet the court never articulates the obvious conclusions: Mpofu is disrespectful of the Court and careless of the interests of his client.

Host Fara Sax welcomes Cindy Lerner, Candidate for MDC Commission, District 7, as she articulates her vision for the county commissioner role.

In fact, conservative realism helps explain the essential nature of the developing triad between Israel, Europe, and the US, and Vance articulates this quite well.

My father wasn’t – he referred to Marks & Spencer as “my tailor” – but what he wore articulates his life so perfectly and poignantly.

She articulates the journey as "a journey of continuous curiosity and growth," which underscores the ongoing nature of self-acceptance and love.

The letter articulates a growing concern that the rigid in-office policy disregards the “diverse” working styles and personal circumstances of employees, particularly those with caregiving responsibilities, disabilities, or those on work visas.

He articulates who should be falsely blamed for their woes: be it immigrants, minorities, socialists, or the New World Order.

He commands a lot of respect from his colleagues and the peoples within and outside of state largely due to the way he articulates his ideas and thoughts each times he speaks as peoples listen with rapt attention.

It articulates the responsibilities of key persons and agencies and the process for administration of requests.

That is best expressed in one of the book’s final essays, one dated May 12, 2020, in which Nilsson articulates gratitude that he was able to close his restaurant on his own terms, for Fäviken would not have survived the pandemic.

Academic literature often articulates this as West Bengal’s “exceptionalism”.

And he articulates his viewpoint with courage and conviction yet keeping his tongue tight on national security secrets.

In his work about collective trauma and repair, he articulates his art through the body, which had a significant impact in shaping my work.