Sentence examples for articulate so clearly from inspiring English sources

Her voice has been stilled and I, and others, will not have her to talk with and have her articulate so clearly the human values that she espoused and embodied.

"I knew her as one who seemed to show a limitless wonder of nature, was able to articulate so clearly why we should act to protect it and had an uncanny ability in conflict situations to express a solution that could garner agreement from those of many perspectives," said South Laguna resident Ginger Osborne.

"It's not often you see something articulated so clearly and so filled with acknowledged prejudice".

The actual verdict was to come 24 hours later, but that was the judge's verdict on football, and it was striking to hear it articulated so clearly and economically.

"We are delighted that the prime minister articulated so clearly that there is no limit on the number of Indian students wishing to study in the U.K. and that there are work opportunities following graduation," Joanna Newman, a Universities UK representative, wrote in an e-mail from the sidelines of the government trip to India.

Big Boi didn't need to sing anything — he used his agile voice as he always had, rapping slightly faster than you expect him to, articulating so clearly that what at first sounds like virtuosic improvisation is revealed as material that has been carefully written and arranged.

As one of the millions of people in UK who has been on marches in the past, but stayed away from Saturday's rally, I want to thank David Aaronovitch (Dear marcher, please answer a few questions, G2, February 18) for articulating so clearly my own doubts about the wisdom of those who went to Hyde Park.

Big Boi didn't need to sing anything he used his agile voice as he always had, rapping slightly faster than you expect him to, articulating so clearly that what at first sounds like virtuosic improvisation is revealed as material that has been carefully written and arranged.

It's a statistic that's hard to fathom when articulated so clearly and ideally one that will improve along with the general treatment of women in the industry.

Michael Cavadias: It's interesting you put it that way because I think that's exactly the tension in the piece but I've never been able to articulate it so clearly.

They said: 'you can articulate it so clearly, we believe that nothing is necessary'.