Sentence examples for articulate discussing from inspiring English sources

But McElroy is also a curious soul, as interested in politics as in football (or futbol, given his love for Manchester United and the Dutch striker Robin van Persie), as articulate discussing the Cover 2 defense as the economy.

"Picasso and Braque Go to the Movies" is filled with celebrated talking heads, including Martin Scorsese, who produced the film with Mr. Glimcher and Robert Greenhut; artists like Julian Schnabel, Chuck Close, Eric Fischl and Lucas Samaras; and the video performance artist Robert Whitman (the most articulate), discussing the relationship of movies to the artists' work.

Externalisation, in turn, changes tacit knowledge into the explicit knowledge by articulating and discussing with other people, for example in group work.

There might be aspects of nursing staff members experience that - if expressed- could be shared; however, staff members always know more than they can articulate, as discussed by Clinton [ 33].

When he speaks he is passionate and articulate, especially when discussing the charity work which has, in the wake of his son's death, replaced his job as a lorry driver.

Many ideas for moving forwards are being articulated and discussed.

This idea, although hardly ever articulated and discussed explicitly, pre-structures emerging life sciences discourse.

Well functioning PBL tutorial groups are groups in which different viewpoints and ideas are articulated and discussed and new knowledge is constructed collaboratively (Visschers-Pleijers et al. 2006).

With regard to this study, it is likely that the identified barriers could have been articulated and discussed at an earlier point in time if patients and physicians were consulted before the CAN technology was introduced to the specialist diabetes clinic.

Alternatively, responses can be discussed in smaller groups, which will allow students to have more opportunity to articulate their thinking while discussing with their peers.

In the context of many clients only finding out they were HIV-positive when they became pregnant, one nurse articulated the importance of discussing the option of either continuing or terminating a pregnancy.