Sentence examples for articulate back from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pearson gave voice to what many women were not quite ready to articulate back then, and that helped spur the explosion of "mommy blogs" and other outlets for mothers to talk about the dark side of mothering.

This is a concept that Oprah articulates back to Brené with just a few words.

Springsteen's mission has always been to be a useful conduit to reflect or articulate something back at us.

"I was always very…" "Articulate," shout back the others, apparently delighted to find Heather lost for a word after four decades.

I wasn't able to understand or articulate it back then, but deep down I'd been hoping I would blossom into a woman.

The Victorian critic Walter Pater tried to articulate this back in Rossetti's day, in an 1870 essay that helped to launch Botticelli's fame.

Clearly articulate, fighting back the tears as he recounted his heart attack, Muamba was alert enough not to make conclusions of when — or if — he will make a professional comeback.

That was what none of us could say, for perhaps we couldn't articulate it back then, when it was not yet clear just how an education could change our lives, when we did not yet know, in real practical terms, how a degree from Cambridge would make you a fundamentally different person from someone who shared your bloodlines and DNA but who quit a rural Malaysian school at age seventeen.

No, man.' Or, like, 'This is how people are gonna look at this.' And, being on a ground level with people, I can articulate that back to Ye and the whole collective that goes into a lot of the decision-making process".

Such statements hardly faze Ms. Burkhart, an articulate, laid-back 46-year-old with deep-red hair.

What Liv and her cohort do possess are abundant locks — the better to crimp and to wave — articulated joints, back stories (Sophie, one of the Liv girls, is an aspiring celebrity stylist) and full social calendars that are documented on the Web.