Sentence examples for articulate its message from inspiring English sources

In the two years after free elections arrived in Egypt, the voiceless majority still had no one in a position of real prominence to articulate its message.

The Israeli government recruits 'friends' to articulate its message in cyberspace.

He also dismissed the criticism of his Labour colleagues, saying the party is articulating its message clearly and will "raise the tempo" over the next two years.

But the parade, despite its bellicose swagger, is intended to celebrate the ideals of 1789 (Liberté, égalité, fraternité!), and France sometimes invites other countries to assist in articulating its republican message.

Stoudemire and Chandler often articulate his message publicly, preaching belief in his system.

"Outside of Hyde Park, in a blacker community, a lot more working-class and poor community, he had a more difficult time articulating his message," Mr. Fischer said of Mr. Obama.

"I know a lot [of South Carolinians] really appreciate him, like his youthfulness, the manner in which he articulates his message," McCall said.

The more meticulously Al Gore articulates his message, the better he scores with voters on issues high on their agenda -- health care, education and Social Security -- but the less they like him.

If it is heard, it can be difficult to articulate the message clearly," says Kyle Whitaker, manager of SustainAbility, a think-tank focused on enacting social change.

Yes, it is imperative to articulate the message, the goal, and the outcome.

If I were to articulate one message to Janet Yellen it would be that higher stock prices are not an unambiguous positive.