Significats de unarticulated en anglès

Kalidasa's lyrical descriptions of breasts and hips evoked in them unarticulated longings.

But our inner language is blunt instrumentation, not inarticulate but unarticulated.

A flock of noisy Canada geese cleaved the otherwise unarticulated deep blue sky.

It is strange feeling because there is an underlying and unarticulated sense of loss.

Man's ancestors have substantially the organisation of a simple unarticulated Chordonium (Copelata and Ascidia-larvae).

All articulated animals came originally from unarticulated ones.

They feel no compunction harnessing the fears and unarticulated yearnings of small children, and nor shall I.

Man's ancestors have substantially the organisation of unarticulated Vermalia, at first Gastrotricha (Ichthydina), afterwards Frontonia (Nemertina, Enteropneusta).

An unarticulated crush is harder to grapple with, because it's a crush that you haven't even admitted to yourself.

Was there a deep, unarticulated realization that it is not the way of Nature to kill anything for amusement?

This phylogenetic principle is as firmly established as the ontogenetic fact that every articulated animal-form develops from an unarticulated embryo.

What's more, I believe Shultz was also articulating a common, if usually unarticulated, feeling about the limited possibility of democracy in Africa.

We should regard this long-extinct Chordaea, if it were still in existence, as a special class of unarticulated worm (chordaria).

The unarticulated chordula (Figs.

Such ability to articulate what normally remains unarticulated -to give voice to young people normally silenced -has generated its own response.

As a result, the centrality of cultural issues to an understanding of both fundamental causes and future possibilities remains unarticulated at the political level.