Sentence examples for articulating them from inspiring English sources

"The value of ideas — articulating them and advocating for them — is what sets people apart".

These comparisons aren't new, either, but Mr. Stone does a diligent, sometimes eerie job of articulating them.

He wrote "The Gift" because he could find no place where his own motivations for writing poetry were well articulated, but articulating them required a poet's suggestiveness.

It turns out that people can be gripped by political ideas when they believe in, or are even curious about, the people articulating them.

Allowing old-French nationalist fears to have their voice while still articulating them within a broadly liberal-democratic framework — it's what many tried and failed to do here.

Paul Samuelson was the man who set the agenda for the coming decades by taking some of the ideas from Keynes's General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money and articulating them in mathematical models.

How to articulate them with the medium?

But they can articulate them, keep them alive.

President Clinton, undisciplined and ever concerned with the here and now, cannot articulate them.

The participants' brains began to pick up on differences before they could fully articulate them.

Whatever her circumstances may have been, she sure didn't articulate them properly.