Sentence examples for articulated this week from inspiring English sources

But what he articulated this week should change that perception.

There's a consensus that she will eventually decide to run and that "today" she's largely unbeatable for the reasons that Newt Gingrich articulated this week -- she and her husband are just too formidable, smart, connected, financed and popular.

One of the strongest arguments against releasing oil from the reserves was publicly articulated earlier this year by Mr. Gore himself.

So many of the words spoken then could have been articulated yesterday, so many of the scenes feel utterly contemporary.

By showing how they can be the new workers' party, as articulated today by Sir John Major, they can win a majority in 2015.

The challenge articulated 15 years ago by scholar Michael Froomkin stands as true as the day he said it: "There is no magic bullet, no panacea.

Goldman is howling about Taibbi's article, but the bottom line was articulated last week by the economic blogger Felix Salmon of Reuters.

Unlike in Syria, as the excellent foreign policy analyst Daniel Larison articulated last week, the US has the ability to step in and stop the disaster unfolding Yemen right now.

The anxieties that Powell articulated 40 years ago of 'homes and neighbourhoods changed beyond recognition' are anxieties which have only escalated over time.

The more fundamental point, the one that Trump unwittingly articulated two months ago and Kelly confirmed on Monday night, is that, while April , 1865 marked the end of the war, the end of the hostilities is another matter entirely.

And if you want me to take back what I earlier said, I, frankly, welcome the position that you articulated yesterday to Senator Bingaman, and we might want to leave it at that.