Sentence examples for articulating is that from inspiring English sources
The fear they have been articulating is that Gwadar might become a naval outpost for the Chinese.
The troubling message behind Philip Seymour Hoffman's death, which we all feel without articulating, is that it was unnecessary and we know that something could be done.
The part I have trouble articulating is that my husband's contribution is an economic one, although there is no clear dollar figure or title like vice president for household affairs.
The only quasi-legitimate fear I could imagine Harvard articulating is that if it admitted randomly among students who scored above, say, 2200 on the SAT, is that its average SAT score might marginally go down (it's currently 2237--remember 2237--remember 2237--rememberes and atHarvardwho drive the score down).
The moral principle he is able to articulate is that Tendler is both a murderer and a victim, someone to be pitied.
What "Bojack Horseman," "You're The Worst," "Jane the Virgin," "Crazy-Ex Girlfriend" and "Shameless" all articulate is that reproductive health care isn't about statistics; it isn't black and white.
"The way it's now being articulated is that he might be better off if he were incarcerated than if he were out on the street".
As you see the threat differently, the concern, I think, that the NIE is trying to articulate is that people -- the international cooperation may differ.
Lhota's argument, which Mayor Bloomberg has also articulated, is that the decline in the crime rate is fragile, and that efforts to rein in the N.Y.P.D. — ending stop-and-frisk, adding a monitor — would put the gains at risk.
The most significant feature we articulate is that all these characteristics are very sensitive to the locations where the leads are connected and also the molecule-to-lead coupling strengths.
Like that famous if not exactly fine-toothed definition of obscenity, the best the news media and the coaches can articulate is that they know a No. 1-, 2- or 5-ranked team when they see one.
