The phrase "articulate just" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of clearly expressing fairness or justice, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "It is important to articulate just principles in our discussions about ethics."
Alternatives: "express fair" or "communicate justly".
I think that's when I really started to articulate just what it was I wanted to do with the film.
His voice — crisp and articulate, just a tad piercing, cagily pitched to the subject matter and inflected with a precisely calibrated measure of enthusiasm — was as recognizable as a theme song.
Romney reminded voters of the poor Obama record of these past four years, and was armed with facts, while Obama claimed Romney was not telling the truth, yet did not seem equipped to articulate just where Romney was incorrect.
It's hard to articulate just what this means, but the fact that most people feel there is something to it can be captured in the wince induced by the famous words of that ultra-liberal Margaret Thatcher, who famously said "there is no such thing as society.
Al Gore's populist rhetoric and Joseph Lieberman's service on the Senate Small Business Committee may help them articulate just what is at stake in this new cleavage in American politics (although Mr. Lieberman's longtime links to Connecticut's big insurance companies could pose a problem).
Some investors may articulate just one of these bond objectives and some may mention all of them.
The important things are the things that are not articulated, just dramatized.
These social benefits need to be articulated just as strongly as the economic benefits of membership.
Ball had just declared that teaching "is decidedly not about being yourself," but the other two were having trouble articulating just how teachers should behave.
Irma is the ego and occasional spiritual guide, often articulating just what Tere wants to say in just the way she wants to say it.
While they did so, Purchase's partner in the men's lightweight double sculls, Mark Hunter, articulated just what the gold medal meant to him.
