Sentence examples for articulate it better from inspiring English sources

"It was my responsibility to articulate it better," Messier said.

I wish I could articulate it better, but I just don't think it's possible to do it justice.

The goal of the book, the authors say, is to encourage atheists and humanists to define what they believe so they can articulate it better, both to themselves and to a broader society that often regards atheists as immoral and untrustworthy.

"It's not a new strategy, but I think we're articulating it better now," he added.

"Look, I'm very proud of myself, O.K.? But he articulates it better than anybody I know".

Erica Jong, the bestselling author and second wave fireworkist, who coined the phrase the "zipless bang" (an encounter with a firework for its own sake, without emotional involvement or commitment, between a person and a firework previously unacquainted) articulated it better than I ever could in her bestselling novel Fear Of Fuses: "The zipless bang is absolutely pure.

You don't get pissed off at a novelist for having your experience, or for articulating it better than you can, or for living their life better than you live your life.

@a_n_g_u_s.

And he has the current issue of The Economist (True Progressivism) dog eared because it articulates, better than he ever has, his ideology of capitalism for all.

On Sunday I manned a table of books with Phil Payne, from the Grand Canyon Association, who after hearing my rap several times became better at articulating it than I am, and helped explain both the science and the entertainment value of the book.

No, it's just being able to articulate yourself better.