Sentence examples for Only articulating from inspiring English sources

Trump is only articulating what others have asserted.

Hytner was a good choice for this show, not only articulating the case for the importance of arts (and, by extension, arts programming) but showing how it was done.

Only articulated courses will count.

Ravelstein's urges are only articulated in a brief passage in which he confesses that he still thinks "a lot about those pretty boys in Paris".

There, Museveni not only articulated the benefits of family planning but also committed money to it, increasing government funding from $3.3m£250m0m) to $5m annually for five years.

Shapiro shows how, in transforming an old play with a happy ending into The Tragedy of King Lear, Shakespeare not only articulated the perils of separation, but also conceived a new drama that reflected the teeming anxieties of post-Elizabethan England.

Devoid of all flim-flam; devoid of trickery and of any 'ism' "—not only articulated what was brilliant about the young man's work but helped to make his name.

In my six-year-old mind, it was a world straight out of a scene akin to the animated show, The Jetson's--an image I could only articulate years later after watching enough American television.

If we can only articulate what those principles might mean in the present, I think we'll be able to move on from our obsession with, or our self-limitation to, identity, in order to reach out to people we haven't been able to reach out to.

They could only articulate and show among themselves an opposition to a brutal form of modern tyranny, totalitarianism.

Transparency, too, should benefit both groups of Uber's users, since it rights an optical imbalance that had existed previously, when guidelines on Uber's site only articulated how a driver could lose their privileges.