Sentence examples for are articulating something from inspiring English sources

When less than a quarter of children in this country say they feel respected they are articulating something much bigger than the desire to be included in the occasional impact assessment.

"Any time somebody other than you is articulating something about you, it feels inaccurate," he says.

Kennedy was articulating something that is an open secret in Washington: that members of Congress will have very little say in how the emerging law around privacy and technology will be written.

Jamie Kelsey-Fry, a supporter of Occupy London, said: "If you were to measure the power in an idea by the extent to which it is suppressed, then Occupy were articulating something profound.

"Team members clearly were articulating something else across the country, that we were the heroic.

When we finished speaking I said, 'You guys sound like socialists', so I think that Bernie Sanders is definitely articulating something that is in the air, that people feel as though corporations have too much control over the outcome of our lives, that the middle class has been diminished to the point where by and large we have no voice".

Issues are articulated theatrically".

It is articulated through something very close to the Irish psychic land.

For the first time, the impulse that made him flex his claws in sleep, the compulsion that led him to drag his meat to the corner of his solitary cage, was articulated into something other than frustration.

However, making suitable decisions requires that the preferences of a specific user for different configurations be articulated or elicited, something generally acknowledged to be onerous.

And yet there is also a sense now being articulated among commentators that something quite profound is going on ideologically.