Sentence examples for articulate some sort from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, you're free to make a mental adjustment for some potentially important piece of context in your assessment of the odds, without having to articulate some sort of mathematical function to represent it.

However, she did articulate some core Carrie Bradshaw insecurities.

One has to try to articulate what sort of Protestantism one means.

The reclusive billionaire has worked with architects and artists to articulate a sort of blueprint for a new Japan.

"He's articulated some good policies.

This duet between the KWEEN Barbra Streisand, and Aslan the Lion AKA Barry Gibb, articulates the sort of tryst nobody has ever actually experienced, but everyone has dreamed of.

"Something I'd like to do -- which I think many of our engineers will be hearing this in real-time -- is have the charge connector plug itself in, articulating sort of like a snake, like 'Metal Gear Solid' or something," he said, referring to the dystopic sci-fi video game franchise.

By the time he leaves Tampa on the morning of Friday, August 30th, he needs to have articulated a sharper message, picked a decent running mate, and established some sort of emotional connection with the American public.

It's one thing to be able to claim you have some sort of succession plan, but it's another entirely to be able to articulate a plan in a way that assuages shareholders, analysts and other interested parties.

The main purpose of the student application is for the school to have some sort of an idea of who you are as a person and how well you can articulate who you are in how you write.

It's a lucky thing that Dr. Delaware is an articulate, stylish sort, and that Mr. Kellerman hands him interesting settings to visit and well-drawn suspects to unravel.