Sentence examples for articulating our from inspiring English sources

Articulating our experience can provide important perspective as we confront new challenges.

What they challenge is the possibility of ever defending and articulating our knowledge to those who see things differently.

Chairman Marcus Agius: "Evidently, we have not done a good enough job in articulating our case: on some matters we should have communicated earlier and more clearly".

One of our biggest changes has been an embrace of the language and principles of human rights as a way of articulating our aspirations, particularly for self-determination and non-discrimination.

The chairman of Barclays, presented with a one-third vote against the bank's pay report, said sorry for not having done "a good enough job in articulating our case".

One of the things our trustees are very clear about is that we have to be more assertive in articulating our work and purpose at home in the UK, and they are right.

Voters expect our politicians to articulate our disagreements.

How can we better articulate our response to arts experiences?

John was a visionary leader who articulated our philosophy and defined our goals.

They articulated our view that it is crucial for world security.

Do we dream or express and articulate our dreams in virtual reality?