Sentence examples for articulating an answer from inspiring English sources

Some people might find it utter anathema even to consider articulating an answer to Bottoms's question, but if, as Rembrandt said, "Painting is philosophy," then certainly writing is philosophy as well.

He could not articulate an answer, offering instead a rambling, empty response that persuaded his party that he may not really have wanted or been suited for the job that his brother John had held and to which his brother Robert had aspired.

Heeding what we think is right in these challenges, we next begin to articulate an answer to the Problem of Biological Individuality that proposes a different special place for organisms in reflection on biological individuals more generally.

If he doesn't have the words to articulate an answer, the speech app on his iPad will.

Even on the question about the role of the vice president last year, she failed to properly articulate an answer, and, instead babbled incoherently about something to do with "position flexible".

The consumer may have never tried to articulate an answer, they may be too embarrassed to discuss their love of dirt, or they may really not understand their desire.

Though Bangs' interview subjects may focus on love and relationships in their art, articulating a verbal answer to such a big question is as complicated as, say, defining our identities.

If I don't have a definitive answer in my own mind, it's going to be tough for me to articulate a definitive answer to you".

On the opposite end of the spectrum from "less is more," I have spent months trying to articulate a longer answer for myself that somehow begins with this confession.

And Grindr did not articulate a direct answer.

Orman managed to collect herself and, on her minute-long segment, articulated a moving answer.