Sentence examples for articulate it back from inspiring English sources
I wasn't able to understand or articulate it back then, but deep down I'd been hoping I would blossom into a woman.
That was what none of us could say, for perhaps we couldn't articulate it back then, when it was not yet clear just how an education could change our lives, when we did not yet know, in real practical terms, how a degree from Cambridge would make you a fundamentally different person from someone who shared your bloodlines and DNA but who quit a rural Malaysian school at age seventeen.
Peter Drucker articulated it back in 1954: there is only one valid purpose of a firm, to create a customer.
Because wine can seem so arcane, and because it offers an experience that can be difficult to articulate, it becomes easy to fall back on conventional wisdom.
"If I'm president of the United States, I will articulate it, or if I come back as a candidate for president of the United States," said Mr. McCain, who plans to hold a campaign fund-raiser Thursday in London.
I didn't articulate it at the time, but now looking back, I realize it.
I was taken back by the breadth of his background and how well he could articulate it.
I can't quite articulate it.
"I can't articulate it anymore.
"We're just trying to articulate it".
