Sentence examples for articulated reason from inspiring English sources

My instinct is to trust this man, so mildly spoken and full of precisely articulated reason.

(NGO, Director) The most clearly articulated reason for the problems with evaluation (a reason offered by 11 of the interviewees) was the lack of a national framework of performance indicators or metrics to guide evaluation and the lack of a systematic mechanism for feeding back and collating results at the national level.

Monetary union, for some less-than-fully articulated reason, changed the rules of the game.

Then again, even voracious readers read for amorphous and not easily articulated reasons, and this particular book satisfies all my inchoate readerly impulses — including the primary one of getting out of my own skin and into someone else's — in a way that, say, Donna Tartt's more explicitly pitched "The Goldfinch" decidedly does not.

We will articulate reasons why a reciprocal ability-in language user-in context orientation provides a more apt conceptual fit for the claims and inferences inherent in dynamic assessments.

Expressing a desire to die, he has declined legal representation, and Mr. Ford, the corrections spokesman, said Mr. Arguelles had neither articulated a reason for his choice nor agreed to explain his outlook in any interviews.

For example, it retains the bond requirement for claimants, and would allow the government to demand that owners produce documents even before any civil complaint had been filed against them or the government had articulated its reason for suspecting wrongdoing.

Widespread protests against the Vietnam War had not yet begun, but with that one phrase, Ali articulated the reason to oppose the war for a generation of young Americans, and his words served as a touchstone for the racial and antiwar upheavals that would rock the 60's.

Ironically, it is the Gates Foundation that articulated the reason why sincere advocates for students should repudiate Vergara, as well as the overreach of Arne Duncan.

(F/DoN) A participant articulated the reason for the need to manage the GPs workload: You don't want to wear your GP out.

Had he better articulated the reasons for the bail-outs, the public might have been less outraged by them.