Sentence examples for articulate how much from inspiring English sources

"I can't even articulate how much this has ended up meaning to me," he said.

Critics at Cannes found it difficult to articulate how much they loathed it.

It can be hard to articulate how much the arts matter, if only because they matter so much.

That she had been so galvanically moved – I cannot articulate how much I loved her in that moment.

I find it hard to articulate how much I love both this book, and the crusty, broken-winged being that hides behind the cobwebs in the garage.

H-I-G-H-L-A-N-D... PARK!!" Even if I was a writer, I'd begin unable to articulate how much I'm looking forward to my first weekend night out after what feels like 12 years of overnight OBOs.

Articulating how much risk to take or deciding how much to charge internally for a certain activity is less clear now that many banks' risk models have proved unreliable.

If students are in favor of increasing tax rates, they should articulate by how much and for which tax brackets.

She goes on to articulate exactly how much the coverage of her professional life and successes -- which Leo has nothing to do with -- is attached to him.

What they cannot quite articulate, though, is how much the divide owes to their growing awareness of the larger society, to negative messages about race and about things like violence and academic success.

"The issue for C.I.O.'s and their staffers is that no one has articulated to them how much their jobs have changed," he said.