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By articulating their fears, Powell's notorious speech may have given them a mainstream voice, thereby averting a greater conflagration.

"Among the Remain-voting communitycommunithereere has been a very positive response, since the design wittily articulates their fears that Brexit will lead to darker times.

They were enemies, articulating my worst fears about my limitations.

They are articulating fears I share about transgenic hybrids and their impact on the diversity and safety of the global seed supply.

55 It is recognised that some children and adolescents can have difficulty in verbally articulating sensitive issues, fears and feelings.

He could articulate the fears, frustrations and aggravation that folks at home were feeling.

In 2010, she was deported on a drug-possession charge, despite articulating her fear of return.

Chief among those articulating this fear is Andrew Orlowski, San Francisco-based reporter for the Register, a UK-based tech news website.

Smart and down-to-earth, Monroe, who left school at 16, brilliantly articulates the fears and frustration of a life on benefits.

A rural English teacher, Nurul Amin, articulated his fears: If speaking and listening tests are included in the S.S.C examination and teachers are given power to award marks, then in most cases teachers will abuse it.

Some articulate these fears by saying: "I don't recognize my own country".