The phrase "articulate all that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking someone to express or clarify their thoughts or ideas more clearly and thoroughly.
Example: "I appreciate your input, but could you articulate all that in a more detailed manner?"
Alternatives: "express all that clearly" or "clarify all that".
Science magazine's annual Top 10 list offers the closest second to N.D. for illuminating some truly foundational changes in science and, derivately some ethical, social or philosophical questions (though they don't typically articulate all that).
Or to feel that we need it for some reason I can't even articulate all that well.
The highest goal of modeling is to be able to articulate all that is entailed by everything that is possible, and Julian's gentleness afforded him the openness of mind to consider and appreciate even the most far-fetched ideas.
By writing and working through, Capote, the spiritual waif as a child with no real fixed address, found his focus, or perhaps, mission: to articulate all that which his circumstances and society had hitherto not described, especially transience, and those moments of heterosexual love or closeted, silent homoeroticism, that sealed people off, one from the other.
"I think they should have articulated all these issues that are simply important distinctions, rather than having the grand jury say, you ought to go ahead and do this, without qualification at all," he said.
With the other modes, you are beholden to when it shows up, but also, just for those reasons mentioned, the MTA articulates all the time that work is always going on.
The second, although it may not be clearly articulated, is that all that is needed to disqualify a household is the presence in it of a person over 18 who is claimed as a dependent for federal income tax purposes by someone outside the household.
And yet, at the same time, Hussein is a psychoanalyst and activist, a clear thinker and clearer speaker; she could have articulated all that for herself, without having to muck about with a clipboard and cry afterwards and basically re-enact a Chris Morris sketch, without the pay-off.
What "Bojack Horseman," "You're The Worst," "Jane the Virgin," "Crazy-Ex Girlfriend" and "Shameless" all articulate is that reproductive health care isn't about statistics; it isn't black and white.
The former was concerned with articulating the general principles of all that is, while the latter focused on the physical principles governing the workings of the natural universe.
Introverts will participate in social occasions and are as likely to be friendly, outgoing and articulate (all personality skills or traits that are learned or innate but that have nothing to do with whether one is an extrovert or an introvert) as the next person.
