Sentence examples for articulate us from inspiring English sources

Unless America's chief diplomat is willing to articulate US dissatisfaction in person, the broader process of honest diplomacy is restrained.

Speaking dogs They're as articulate as us, apparently.

But this woman is too smart and articulate for us comfortably to assume we know better.

In an American context, the three party leaders were marvellously articulate, putting US politicians to shame, including Barack Obama – who can be stilted without his teleprompter.

Of course, only the most articulate among us could find the right words of praise to lavish upon her.

"It is irresponsible and reckless for the president elect to be articulating future US nuclear policy in a tweet and on a morning news show," said Daryl Kimball, executive director of the independent Arms Control Association.

Because many biology students are resistant to taking anything beyond the required courses in mathematics and statistics, we focused our course on goals that students had articulated to us.

"We used NPC's tool to help us articulate our theory change.

Weinstein's perspective might help us articulate what it is we are actually seeing.

Let us articulate what a one-state outcome means: it either means that Israel will annex the West Bank, and give Palestinians full, equal rights as citizens of Israel — which seems unlikely — eventually eroding the Jewish majority in the country, or it means that Israel will deny equal rights to its non-Jewish population.

To reveal the nesting clearly, let us articulate the possibility in question in a more pedantic and rigorous way.