Sentence examples for articulate a coherent from inspiring English sources

It has so far failed to articulate a coherent counter-terrorism policy.

Weed has her moments, too, though she doesn't entirely articulate a coherent character.

I wish the protesters could articulate a coherent vision for a sustainable world.

The internet would have been awash with articles calling on him to "articulate a coherent vision", by repudiating New Labour and all its evil works.

I expected him to argue for his candidacy on the merits and believed that he could articulate a coherent argument against Obama.

In a later conversation, I urged him to articulate a coherent view of Trump, but the prospect seemed to pain him.

Articulating a coherent economic policy remains elusive.

And while Jospin then was no more successful at articulating a coherent strategy than Francois Hollande is today, he was right to insist on the name change.

Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, has not yet articulated a coherent position on the topic, but his views are often remarkably close to those of Sanders.

The result, they conclude, is that "many young adult Catholics have a difficult time articulating a coherent sense of Catholic identity".

But so far, anti-globalism protesters have done a better job of stopping traffic and smashing windows than articulating a coherent critique.