The phrase "articulating views" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expression or communication of opinions or perspectives on a particular topic.
Example: "During the meeting, she was articulating views on the importance of sustainability in our business practices."
Alternatives: "expressing opinions" or "communicating perspectives".
Ironically, the very same document articulating views that some feared had endeared Barr to Trump could now end up creating distance between the president and his attorney general, should he be confirmed.
By articulating views that came to seem more important after September 11th 2001 but which many conservatives agreed with even before that.Neo-cons start with the notion that America faces the challenge of managing a "unipolar world" (a phrase coined by a neo-conservative commentator, Charles Krauthammer, in 1991).
I don't always agree with him, however I find his arguments cogent if not at times compelling, articulating views I like to take seriously and ponder.
Paul was roundly dismissed as an isolationist, despite articulating views that mirrored the Republican Party mainstream prior to the ascendancy of the neoconservatives under the second Bush administration.
In this approach to articulating views, the boldness of a well-reasoned conviction is also and always accompanied by a commensurate acceptance that some things are ultimately beyond proof.
None of the issues they have clearly articulated views on are urgent, and on all the urgent issues they have no clearly articulated views.
"The attorney general had no change of stance and repeated his publicly articulated views on same-sex marriage".
People may be as easily struck by the cautious monosyllabic mood of the majority as their talent and articulate views.
They said he is well read in the Bible, but has not articulated views consistent with the racially inflected interpretation of his former pastor, Mr. Wright.
On the stump, both candidates exude friendliness and charm, trying hard to articulate views that contrast sharply with the other, and many differences are significant.
Handily for Arthur, the Azores seem to be full of lapsed Catholics, mostly Irish, who, unprompted, articulate views exactly like his.
