"We were never allowed to articulate ourselves the way we do right now".
Josh is never allowed to articulate any rationale for his sudden adherence to committed orthodox belief.
I think it's important that Tom is now allowed to articulate exactly how he feels".
Writers who spend their lives chasing ghosts, angels, demons, syllables and the shapes of things unknown aren't allowed to articulate how disturbing and fantastic and marvellous this process is.
The prototype allows to articulate a two-word query.
I'm not an economist, so I think I'm allowed to articulate a sentient position: I think things are better since 1) the stimulus stimulated stuff and 2) firms that were about to go under beneath the tide were bailed out.
The devices we've mentioned here allow orators to articulate moral imperatives and elicit powerful emotions.
Interbrand said its methodology for working out value "brings together market, brand, competitor, and financial data" to allow companies to "articulate the contribution of your brand to business results".
Literacy will allow her to articulate the multitude of feelings that make her who she is: a ferociously dedicated, street-smart woman, who has been partly undone by those who underestimated her intelligence and consigned her to the role of ever-patient Mammy.
However, there is a further possibility, one that Labour is now said to be exploring – that it tables a number of substantial amendments to the proposals that would allow it to articulate its hostility to the plan within the framework of a positive alternative.
