That abruptly changed one morning: She awoke to find the room spinning around her and, terrifyingly, she could not articulate the words to explain to her husband what was going on.
"We have got to be able to explain and articulate to the people who are paying for this why we are spending the money".
Can't a black man be intelligent, well to do and articulate without him having to explain how he still qualifies as being a "real black man?" Will we ever see the day when it's not unusual to see men of color as a part of high society without thinking they were part of some affirmative action program?
These conceptual changes were more likely to occur when learners were required to explain, articulate, justify and evaluate during a collaborative process of knowledge construction.
Occasionally, however, a truly great business book will articulate an idea that helps them to explain what it is that they are trying to do.
As he goes on to explain, this principle articulates the core requirement for "externally" institutionalizing the different types of practical discourse that are relevant for the justification of particular laws.
In doing so they hoped to articulate and explain the authoritativeness widely conceded to the best natural, social and behavioral scientific theories.
When I asked her about the different self-conceptions, she wrote me three e-mails from a plane to Mexico (she was on her way to give lectures in Puebla) to explain that she had articulated these views before she had studied the emotion in depth.
And since the deal, they say, Vivendi has done little to explain the value of acquiring Seagram or to articulate a growth plan.
Even his wife can barely eke speech out of him, and he rejects oration and persuasion, refusing to explain, or even articulate, the beliefs behind his scorched-earth exit from the state.
