Sentence examples for actually articulates from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, at the end of the speech Obama actually articulates the fundamental existential dilemma that he has been wrestling with... Obama: "All the world's religions so many of them represented here today start with a simple question: Why are we here?

But it takes courage to actually articulate that which you know is against the rules.

For one thing, Nono indicates parts of the text that are to be read but not actually articulated.

These are called quill knobs and mark the point at which some of the largest flight feathers in the wing actually articulate with the bones.

If the Republican leadership doesn't look, at a minimum, like it's actually articulated and attempted to advance some conservative principles, then I think we'll lose the majority".

It was only with Lula's Workers' party (PT) that a truer vision for a more just and equal country – which offered opportunities and inclusion for the poor from the north-east, the indigenous populations, African-Brazilians and less privileged women – was actually articulated.

Reminding people of your values requires, of course, that you can actually articulate shared values.

But most of us have to have a physical, personal, emotional experience of something to actually articulate it.

The Left made its classic mistake in assuming that everyone would see their point of view without them having to actually articulate it.

Black-ish aired "Hope," which centered on police brutality but also actually articulated how, for black people watching the inauguration, joy turned to fear for Obama's life.

"The media establishment doesn't want to hear from a sane GOP candidate who can actually articulate ideas without demonizing a large part of the electorate," David Catalfamo, Pataki's communications director, wrote in an email to HuffPost.