Sentence examples for articulate less from inspiring English sources

"The people who are underprivileged are not articulate, less self-confident, they slip further.

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"I was completely honest and said I don't think I have T.B.I.," said Mr. Lane, who is still articulate, though less so today, he said.

Since April 2014 we've been reduced to statistics in a much larger narrative of failings and injustice; those topics often discussed but impossible to fully articulate, much less understand, without experience and thoughtful reflection.

I may be exaggerating things a tiny bit, but hundreds of similar conversations have shown me that too many Christians have a strong emotional investment in a doctrine of hell they're unable to articulate, much less defend against rival interpretations.

Students can also articulate a less complete form of reasoning in which they may suggest an idea or use a "because -type statement, typically providing partial evidence supporting an idea because -type logical connection to their claim.

Other points, however confidently articulated, seem less certain.

In the Boston Globe's 2007 questionnaire, he articulated a less expansive view of the White House's authority than Bush.

Other defenses, focussed on slash, described it as a kind of safety valve: a substitute for desires that could not be articulated, much less acted out, in our real world.

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What's troubling was the casual lumping of the book with the "blame America first" crowd, about which Hannity later complained (complaints he didn't present to Zakaria nor allow him to refute), and the knee-jerk defensiveness to a position that had been carefully articulated as less a swipe at the U.S. than an acknowledgment that the world around it was changing.