Sentence examples for articulate some from inspiring English sources

Thought I might try to articulate some of what growing has come to mean to me.

"When I was younger I couldn't articulate some feelings, so I'm going back and doing that now.

(One wonders if Elizabeth Warren's campaign for Senate in Massachusetts, announced today, will find a way to articulate some of these themes).

At the same time, they articulate some of his central psychological themes: frustrated desire, the secret smallness of seemingly noble acts, the insatiability of human need.

He is one of those athletes – Muhammad Ali and John McEnroe were others – whose body language always seems designed to articulate some nuance of his state of mind.

The point of Jacques was that there was no style but he helped you better articulate some of the things you wanted".

"He's articulated some good policies.

Lobby groups such as A Fair Tax on Flying have articulated some compelling arguments.

At the town hall, Mr. Romney further articulated some of the programs he would cut.

"The bridges are very nicely articulated, some in stone, some in cast stone.

Frank Rich aptly articulates some of the problems with Al Gore's campaign (column, Oct. 21).