Sentence examples for articulating it on from inspiring English sources

They should be putting their indignation in print, articulating it on talk shows and protesting it in every forum.

Although the CEOs did a poor job of articulating it on Capitol Hill, the companies' 2007 landmark labor agreement with the United Auto Workers union already laid the groundwork for a far more competitive domestic auto industry.

"Nazarian's study has the great merit of proposing a thought-provoking new way of understanding the rhetoric of Petrarchan lyric, and of assaying the heuristic value of a bold and clearly articulated thesis". "In examining love's wounds, Nazarian maintains this focus on the poet's psychology, but as he articulates it on his own terms and for political ends.

When asked about Trump's degrading sexist comments, one "Babes for Trump" supporter articulated it perfectly on the BBC documentary, Trump's Unlikely Superfans: "I think all guys are kind of like that".

"People have not been able to articulate it before on a larger platform like the tribunal".

It often can't be articulated; it's based on a gut feeling—"a sense of where you are," in the words of the basketball great Bill Bradley (before his career as a politician).

Marc Andreessen: So the big vision basically is — I mean the way I would articulate it is connect everybody on the planet, right?

Then it concentrated on finding and articulating its own cultural voice.

Raw suffering is more difficult to articulate and it is expressed on many levels.

Its scales were individual slices from the skins of old Nokia phones back when it was just Nokia, not Marvel Comics Mobile each articulated on its own little sprig of memory wire.

Articulating lightly on the reed will fix this issue.