Sentence examples for Sensibly articulated from inspiring English sources
Tax cuts for wage-earners, but not for millionaires and billionaires, has deep, bipartisan support across the land, sensibly articulated by Warren Buffett, who pointed out the absurdity his secretary paying a higher tax rate than he.
— lacked articulated answers.
"New values are being articulated".
They're well articulated.
Risks are being articulated.
If we spark this process with no clear idea of what good can come of it, only how to mitigate the bad; if we lack the manpower to hold these negotiations, the humility to conduct them sensibly and the unity to articulate an agreed agenda; if we have no plan B to EU membership beyond grovelling to the world outside it, then we cannot imagine ourselves the gay divorcee.
But even if her largest contribution to their intellectual partnership was to inspire Mill to see what could be done by way of making a case for the views that she had adopted, she must have been able to talk sensibly about her positions and to play an active role in help Mill to articulate his arguments in writing.
The report articulates many things.
Is the candidate articulate?
Under Ed Miliband, Labour proved itself disciplined (or at least sensibly risk-averse) in its choice of candidate: a clean-cut, articulate ex-Parachute Regiment officer with combat experience in Iraq and Afghanistan.2.
