Sentence examples for articulate all from inspiring English sources

Admitting that it was impossible to "articulate all the resonances and implications of every argument" in a 74-minute documentary, he directed those who wanted to learn more to his recently published book.

While the Mexico City-born artist does articulate all the programming, 3D graphing, and staging himself, he's often less concerned with his role in the actual performance than he is with that of the audience.

"These are all, we would say, sort of large cliché titles," he said, "but they are not able to articulate all the specifics".

It was a great privilege, being able to stand in the playground, and articulate all of the exciting things to come.

"The amazing thing about these [bereaved] families [is] that they articulate all of these lofty legal principles in this incredibly human, normal way, because it's instinct," says Spurrier.

In order to articulate all of these identities, I think the best formula is that in which people do not feel limited in exercising their identity.

Her low notes, sung half-voice, seemed even more cavernous, and the emotions they articulated all the more complex.

The Cambridge classics don, Mary Beard, articulated all this more fully on Question Time when she said of Corbyn: "He's having a pretty rough time and is behaving with a considerable degree of dignity".

It zeroed in on the inter-ethnic tensions then stalking New York, and Lee scrupulously articulated all the contending points-of-view in his account of a riot at a pizzeria.

After the game is over, Paul's disbelieving, sad face subtly articulates all the petty humiliations and cruelties suffered in adolescence, when one boy is always the casualty of another's insecurity, even his best friend's.

What prevents us from articulating all the required caveats?