The ability to articulate things.
I thought that some distance could help me articulate things".
"But there are different ways to articulate things that aren't being said enough".
"Senator Pearce is the one to articulate things and take bullets and arrows," said Stan Barnes, a former Republican legislator and political consultant who has supported Mr. Pearce.
This is true: like a soap-opera amnesiac, I'm at a loss to articulate things of which I do not have direct experience.
I had always wanted to have an art voice of my own, and I happened upon this format that allowed me to articulate things I cared about".
In other words, the performers are called on to articulate things about their ostensible characters that the characters themselves could not.
"They even had specific points that they expected me to articulate — things like North Korea being a worker's paradise," said Mr. Flair, who added that he decided to speak only in generalities.
The many talking heads who appear in Otto Bloom become exposition unloaders: narrative get-out-of-jail-free cards for the writer/director to articulate things that would otherwise wriggle around in subtext.
Twice a week for three hours, the children sang songs, made sculpture with homemade play dough and, when they had trouble expressing themselves, used a box that had faces with different emotions pasted on each side to help articulate things like "I feel frustrated".
"We all foolishly had such high hopes for Obama, to articulate things, to be like Roosevelt and have fireside chats to explain to the public why we need to have a rising fee on carbon in order to move to clean energy," he says.
