Sentence examples for articulate some of from inspiring English sources

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

(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.

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

"It was a very well written, comprehensive script," Mr. DiCaprio said, "but you really had to have Chris in person, to try to articulate some of the things that have been swirling around his head for the last eight years".

2. Explore how the informality of electronic correspondence has negatively affected workplace communication by reading and discussing the article "What Corporate America Can't Build: A Sentence". 3. Identify common writing errors; work in pairs to clearly articulate some of the rules and examples corresponding to these errors, as well as the importance of adhering to these rules.

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

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

"We're playing fictitious characters who are articulating some of the attitudes and misconceptions that already exist".

In a masterly and grim book, "One Long Night: A Global History of Concentration Camps" (Little, Brown, Andrea Pitzerr articulates some of the perplexities of her subject.

Mr. Schoetz, the buyer of the eclectic Cape in Chappaqua, articulated some of the different elements that are important to buyers like him.