Sentence examples for articulate for themselves from inspiring English sources

You speak what others cannot articulate for themselves".

Yet, American Christians can and do articulate for themselves what matters most.

I've written this article for those who have difficulty telling their spouses, their therapists, or even articulating for themselves why they feel lonely even though they are married.

Lakoff argues that Republicans have articulated — first for themselves and then for others — a conceptual framework that allows them to unite apparently disparate issues in a single coherent worldview.

Rejecting the gloom and that which so many corporate antics inspire, business writers of late have taken to praising the companies that pursue purpose, articulate values and see for themselves higher values than just boosting the bottom line.

Nowadays, patients are more articulate and stand up for themselves.

Women have articulated their experience both for themselves and for other site users.

How can artists advocate for themselves and articulate their contribution to communities in this context?

But this woman is too smart and articulate for us comfortably to assume we know better.

"You realise that there are people who want you to feel and articulate for them," he says.

P. SCOTT CARNEY, Champaign, Ill., posted on nytimes.com That happy moment when an artcle catures something I've felt but haven't been able to articulate for years.