Sentence examples for She articulates from inspiring English sources

She articulates the existential anguish of an endangered species, clean athletes whose trust in those who have a duty of care to them is shattered.

She articulates her intentions with clarity and even a flash of humor: "I don't wake up every day and look at it," she says of the secobarbital she has been prescribed.

She articulates a neat narrative to Madeline; then a messier one to a therapist (Robin Weigert), with Perry present; then she tells an increasingly honest story as she returns to the therapist alone.

She articulates her disappointment at his lowly job as a janitor ("If only you'd had an inkling of ambition") and sexual frustration; he explains his sense of finally making a significant contribution to life by delivering his message to the assembled – and, this being Ionesco, invisible – guests.

She articulates her philosophy of religion around "yearning" as a cognitive act of a creative and just memory.

She's just an ordinary person, like everyone, but she articulates herself in that moment so completely".

As far back as five years ago she articulated the shift.

Recently, at an evaluation meeting, one of the "goals" she articulated was to visit Brussels.

Throughout the debt crisis, she articulated France's position but didn't do much to define it.

Intentionally or not, she articulated her credo as a writer in "A Horribly Haunted School," a 1997 novel.

In a 1982 interview with The Washington Post, she articulated her position at the time: "I'm afraid that some people don't understand my conduct," she said.