Sentence examples for and trying to articulate from inspiring English sources

"I'm really interested in the Northwest aesthetic and trying to articulate the regional sensibility here," he says.

We see him clowning around backstage, bantering with Tabitha Soren of MTV news, and trying to articulate his "Thug Life" philosophy at a political conference in Indianapolis.

For the readers entering the contest, it's both a process of trying to imagine what the cartoonist had in mind and trying to articulate why the picture strikes them as funny.

So when I was interviewed last week by an established publication, I spent almost an hour talking to the reporter and trying to articulate my views on Obama and his Presidency to date.

I took two hits and tried to articulate what I was experiencing.

We're the ones who take this experience and try to articulate it".

"I close my eyes and try to articulate them on my instrument".

"Everything goes on hold while you go into the world of the play and try to articulate what this playwright's trying to do, and come up against all your inadequacies," he said.

As far as selection process, there is a research phase for over a year, and then the curators talk about what we're seeing and try to articulate what's interesting to us and why.

But in our case, we represent five frontier artists -- women artists -- from New York City, who sat together and found consensus in our worldview and tried to articulate the way that we could most vigorously participate.

Over and over, trying to articulate their hopes, they fell back on a general term to describe a specific sort of ideal user experience.