Sentence examples for articulating for from inspiring English sources

"She is portraying herself as someone who is bound by the rules that conservatives have been articulating for so many years," Mr. Miranda said.

But it takes nothing away from his achievements — crucially, articulating for the Civil War a significance that could outlast and be commensurate with its awfulness — that he generally knew what he was doing and coolly calculated how to do it.

This is a vision that CEO Aaron Levie has been articulating for years.

Even though, forward looking activities have been and still are largely an experts' game, including a greater variety of actors and perspectives is a demand that practitioners and scholars have been articulating for decades [38, 39].

I've written this article for those who have difficulty telling their spouses, their therapists, or even articulating for themselves why they feel lonely even though they are married.

It's true that the way we have undertaken globalization has hurt the vast majority of working people in this country--a view that EPI has been articulating for years, and that we will continue to articulate well after November.

This conversion involved, first, using patients' and family members' experiences of inadequate incident disclosure as the basis for articulating principles for appropriate disclosure communication.

In movies we are starved for wit, for articulate anger, for extravagant hyperbole — all of which pours in lava flows during the turbulent course of "The Newsroom".

But this woman is too smart and articulate for us comfortably to assume we know better.

The new policy quantifies the goals that the Fed formally articulated for the first time in a statement in January.

This led to the distinct and direct responsibility of companies to respect human rights being articulated for the first time.