Sentence examples for articulate then from inspiring English sources

I couldn't articulate then why it was important.

And so the higher the calling, the higher the compelling vision that you can articulate, then the more it pulls everybody in.

It's an attempt to look at the immigration issue through the eyes of people directly involved, and Mr. Brokaw — despite an annoying interview technique in which he states the ideas he wants his subjects to articulate, then asks them if that's correct — gets a commendable amount of candor out of people when he lets them talk.

Here's my answer now, which I could intuit but not articulate then: because that's not the God I believe in.

It needs to be articulated, then confronted — even if, sometimes, the pain is beyond words.

He would continually paint over his female figures — one day slumped, the next erect; the face articulated, then later a squiggle as if by a second-grader.

If pathways to health are to be articulated then this points to the need to work with precise definitions of health related concepts so that the antecedents and consequences of them can be determined.

I couldn't articulate it then, but I can now".

Dodd was surprisingly passionate and articulate — but then he always is.

Ms. Pearson gave voice to what many women were not quite ready to articulate back then, and that helped spur the explosion of "mommy blogs" and other outlets for mothers to talk about the dark side of mothering.

"The kind of movies I do can be interpreted in a lot of ways, and someone can rightly hate it for good reasons that they can articulate, and then somebody else can say, 'Yes, I experienced all those things and that is why I liked it.' You really hope that people will get them right off the bat because most people aren't ever going to see it again.