Sentence examples for articulate it that from inspiring English sources

By 1969 women had found a way to articulate it that resounds to this day.

When we pick these books up decades later, we're surprised to learn what we doubtless always sensed as kids, even if we lacked the vocabulary to articulate it: that these stories are about eternal human strengths and weaknesses, about how to exist in the world.

I had the "Color'd" project in mind when I shot "Winter's Children," but I couldn't really articulate it that well and wasn't prepared to do it quite yet.

I was fine with the unconditional love part; it was articulating it that made me uncomfortable.

It was at that point, without even fully articulating it, that they started to formulate the idea of what AWS could be, and they began to wonder if they had an additional business providing infrastructure services to developers.

It was Perry's disdain for the Energy department -- or, rather, his inability to articulate it -- that helped sink his bid for the GOP presidential nomination in 2012.

She said she could never be that out about her process, but that it made her feel visible to hear me articulate it in that space, with such pride.

"I don't know how to articulate it, but that's the difference between science and religion".

"It's too late to articulate it / That empty feeling," he groans before desperately pleading, "It doesn't have to be like this".

Even if we girls couldn't articulate it, we knew that grown men were not supposed to notice our bodies like that.

Whether they can articulate it or not, that link is in the blood of these men.