Sentence examples for about to articulate from inspiring English sources

I was thinking, just as Will was about to articulate that notion of arriving at an ur-text, of sorts, "excavation": this is a process of excavating the (here) literary past.

"I could hardly go about trying to articulate what is motivating me in this search, but I am quietly certain that there is something precisely in this riddle of being in midair, between two places, rising and falling, that draws me to these images.

It's that people who were very smart about how to articulate the problem and disseminate those articulations pulled everybody with them.

The final cover came about by trying to articulate that as well as Lindhout's resolve to never give up hope.

He really didn't worry too much about learning to articulate the marionettes, but he was great on the dialogue".

But when we come to talk about this – to articulate the intrinsic value of something to us, and potentially to others – we get embarrassed, anxious about seeming elitist.

A mutual pleasure in eating well has become an important part of our family's way of keeping in touch, and keeping tight the bonds that we are by nature too unsentimental — and, yes, too busy talking about food — to articulate.

While the "X versus Y" model is certainly not the only way to describe what is at stake in a text, this exercise helped the class have a collective breakthrough about how to articulate their thinking on both the abstract and concrete levels.

It's important to at least think about geoengineering, to articulate what the risks and dangers are so we can better understand it.

Johnson: Following five years at the head of the risk seat, I now spend more time thinking about how to articulate a risk tolerance.

However, uncovering these genetic differences has raised important questions about how to articulate the complex patterns of human genetic variation that scientists are beginning to uncover.