Sentence examples for articulating in a from inspiring English sources

"I had a hard time articulating in a proactive way how I felt about the world.

This invention creates a forcefully dynamic rhythm while also articulating in a rational way the structure behind the facades.

Bernstein's performance is passionately lyrical; the two slower movements, the first and the third, are long songs, led by forward, gleaming strings articulating in a vocal manner.

(Sillari 2005) puts forth an attempt to give a postive answer to that question by articulating in a possible world semantics the distinction between actual belief and reason to believe.

Dwight D. Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace program, first articulated in a UN speech in December 1953.

And the challenge should be articulated in a format that is appropriate to its time.

It is articulated in a number of ways in my institution.

Her vision is articulated in a winning new book, "Design Revolution: 100 Objects That Empower People".

Such alternative outcomes are articulated in a palpable sense of marginalisation among Ukip supporters on the streets of Margate.

One can try to catch and articulate in a same process the development of both the situation and the activity.

Jake Crouthamel, Syracuse's former athletic director, articulated in a telephone interview Sunday night a dire future for the Big East.