Sentence examples for He has articulated from inspiring English sources

He has articulated an unconventional view of the newspaper business and its future, and recently announced plans to cut back news pages at the papers he owned to create parity with the space allotted for advertisements.

He has articulated the aspirations of a nation not just as a party leader but as Scotland's most successful first minister ever.

He has articulated in his art the loss of cultural identity and health to often well-intentioned outside influences.

Mr. Dragicevic's supporters say he has articulated their grievances with Mr. Dodik's leadership.

"The real debate will be whether he can hold on to the restrictions that he has articulated".

Mr. Romney has not dictated much in the way of detailed programs in these areas, and some of the policy stances that he has articulated are unpopular.

Paul believed that private entities did have the right to discriminate, a view he had articulated as recently as 2002.

He had articulated this vision since the 1950s and built key technologies for collaboration in the 1960s.

He explored the ideas he had articulated in an article titled "Colours and Le Correspondences," in which he described the spiritual significance of specific colour combinations.

Perhaps he could have chosen better words, but I suspect the sharp reactions were more a response to the truth he had articulated.

And the lawyer at the lectern, a Louisiana prosecutor named Carla S. Sigler, responded, "I would refute that, Justice Thomas," indicating that he had articulated a proposition capable of refutation.