Sentence examples for articulated will from inspiring English sources

He seems convinced that the Republican Party's salvation lies in his fecund mind, and believes that truly transformative conservative ideas, when well articulated, will be enough to attract large majorities.

Henry M. Morris of the Institute for Creation Research (ICR) wrote, in 1999, that ID, "even if well-meaning and effectively articulated, will not work!

She repeatedly asked the actors to speak faster, to trust that the "heartbeat" of the iambic pentameter and the precision of the imagery, if articulated properly, will pull the audience along.

Maybe that's why they open in August, to give everyone a chance to acclimatise; by December, spending £1,475 on a life-size articulated reindeer will seem quite reasonable.

And so, he best articulated what will be John McCain's argument heading into the fall.

It is certain the international culture it envisions and articulates will materialize.

A tense talk between Genevieve and her boss (Michael Quinlan) in which she objects even to being described as articulate will resonate with anyone who is part of a racially mixed staff.

Articulate will be heavily favored for the Winter/Spring meeting's leading trainer and jockey.

The process of articulating this will evoke meaning-making, which if facilitated in a non-judgmental way will identify idiosyncratic issues and enable the development of individualised strategies for remediation.

They will be happy, truly loved and really, really, strong, with a voice that is able to articulate they will not "allow" anything but the best.

Foresight is part of path-finding to articulate what will be and connecting the dots, marking changes and impacts of identified future states (I08).