Sentence examples for articulate doubts from inspiring English sources

The same is true for the four physicians, who themselves articulate doubts and uncertainties over the procedures they perform.

But Whitmarsh builds a case that stories about "battling the gods" are actually ways of articulating doubts about traditional religious teaching.

Leaders of all political stripes articulated doubts about the solidity of the case against Mr. Andreotti and, in some cases, about the credibility of the Italian judicial system, which has often been accused of bias and political crusading.

But he never articulated any doubt or pessimism in public.

His outburst no doubt articulates what players the world over feel when foreign players receive preferential terms.

But this is a time when each man's party needs him, if in different ways: the Democrats to organize their despair and anger, the Republicans to articulate the nature of their doubt and compromises.

And, as no doubt Jamie Dimon (the articulate and very well connected head of JP Morgan Chase) already told Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner over the weekend, if we "demonize" our big banks in this fashion, it will undermine our economic recovery and could weaken financial stability around the world.

To counter skeptics who doubted that such an articulate spokesman could ever have been a slave, Douglass felt impelled to write his autobiography in 1845, revised and completed in 1882 as Life and Times of Frederick Douglass.

We've been editing it and showing it to small groups, and I had no doubt that he's articulate and genuine on screen.

And if Forbes editor-in-chief, Steve Forbes, remains proud of the cover story, why won't he go on the record and articulate that so there is no doubt?

And, where the elder Bush struggled to articulate a well-defined world view, few doubt the younger Bush's ideological consistency.