Sentence examples similar to articulating in words from inspiring English sources

The way I felt at that time cannot be articulated in words.

Elizabeth herself recalled thinking: "This is it – the approach for me!" She was fascinated by the way Klein had developed a method of observing children at play, through which they could express their ideas and feelings, often before they could be articulated in words.

This is very difficult to articulate in words.

Afterwards, even struggling students can articulate in words that they actually understand why moving their hands at different speeds is the correct response.

Through the employment of geographical shorthand, Darwin was able to represent a crucial aspect of his nascent theory descent with modification that he could not yet fully articulate in words.

Our DukeEngage summer was the best summer we have ever had and we can't articulate in words how transformative this experience has been in terms of personal growth and helping us realize how much we love teaching.

Mr. Grade, short and hypnotically articulate in word and gesture, had been reluctant to have his work translated for fear that in English his words would not resonate with the particular sense of East European Jewishness that he had dedicated himself to recording.

"Every little act becomes sacrosanct... I've felt something of the kind without being able to articulate it in words.

This is useful as it's hard to articulate into words what look you envision in your mind.

At times, he said, Mr. Ali would get "pent up with frustration in his inability to articulate in perfect words".

Her image - "smouldering, imperious, articulate", in the words of fan Camille Paglia - looks like a prototype for many women today.