Sentence examples for articulate in a from inspiring English sources
What escaped attention, for the most part, was the subject matter, which was difficult to articulate in a linear narrative.
Charming, intelligent, articulate in a slightly wonkish way and an increasingly confident minister, he ticks a lot of the right boxes.
The Bach, for all its hit-tune assets, occupies the darker ranges of the violin and is very hard to articulate in a big hall.
Short answer: a beloved and respected Haitian leader must emerge, or at least someone who can express these thoughts and articulate in a way that earns the attention and respect of others — at home and abroad.
These principles articulate in a compressed form an understanding of the morality of war that is, in its fundamental structure, much the same as it was 300 years ago.
Ross was a madman, only ever articulate in a rage, who could turn "wit into dollars," which was hard to understand, because he was "hopelessly incompetent in judging and handling human beings" and "without taste, either literary or good".
In conclusion, it seems that sometimes it's difficult to articulate in just a few words a complicated and diverse business solution.
I have to articulate, in terms a kid can comprehend, what I see or feel or think about a piece of art.
Dwight D. Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace program, first articulated in a UN speech in December 1953.
