Sentence examples for articulate a really from inspiring English sources

In an interview with John Humphrys for the Today programme last November, he wanted to articulate a really important concept – that he is going to stand up for the "squeezed middle" in Britain.

"And yet they're all survivors, they're all here and they all articulate a really exciting view of the future".

"But then another part of me is, like, 'Actually, there's pretty definitive evidence that this version will get a better response.' So is the goal for people to look at it and be, like, 'Wow, that girl wrote a really articulate headline'?

He's not just capable of having a really articulate conversation about other cultures while also using the phrase "much less fucks to give".

"A really powerful, articulate, moral, passionate voice on the left," said Geoffrey Stone, a law professor at the University of Chicago, "would really change the dynamic on the court.

Former Sen. Jim Talent, who could never really articulate a clear position on the issue, is a Romney ally, as is the Blunt family.

In how many days will the six million people living here be finished?" Neither Santiago, nor any of the other gang members we meet, can really articulate a clear political project behind their actions that so obviously revolve around turf, money, and violence.

I have a really hard time articulating.

'Studios are incredibly articulate, but really no more so than a kitchen.

She's a really tough -- she's really able to articulate and stand up for herself.

"It's pretty unusual to have such an articulate, bright, young, really charming female emerge in South Dakota, or anywhere else for that matter.