Sentence examples for articulated to us from inspiring English sources

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.

To many of us, there is no larger foreign policy being articulated to explain the war and no realistic goals in sight.

When I articulated to Alex that he was accountable and empowered to make the appropriate changes to push us forward, almost immediately, a layer of friction was removed.

Emily Nagoski, a sex educator who recently published an op-ed piece in the New York Times and her upcoming book, Come As You Are: Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life, is offering some wonderful new language to help us articulate to women (and their lovers) what is going on, making a distinction between spontaneous and responsive arousal.

This was just a faraway story I had read sometime till our daughter entered a phase where she could form a thing purely in her mind and articulate it to us.

Our Cradle to Cradle work has allowed us to articulate ways to achieve endless resourcefulness where everything is food: food for life, food for technology, food for thoughts.

As far as selection process, there is a research phase for over a year, and then the curators talk about what we're seeing and try to articulate what's interesting to us and why.

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