Sentence examples for articulating why from inspiring English sources

Others had difficulty articulating why they were put off by her.

You might find that the tricky part is articulating why: what is the boundary between a public service and an invasion of privacy?

Most respondents were appalled but often had trouble articulating why; we find these examples instinctively disturbing even if no one is harmed.

Jeremy is clearly articulating why we must end the austerity quagmire and that Labour's economic policies must move on from failed neoliberalism".

Though Smith makes a concerted effort to explain the events, people and places that shaped James's identity, he falls a bit short in articulating why he was such a complicated figure, with varying personalities by design.

I think these guys do a good job articulating why that may be— as they say, a phenomenon whose phenology is controlled by photo-period ought to exhibit greater stability than other physiological processes.

And they cannot articulate why.

"He seems not quite able to articulate why he'd want to be mayor.

We articulated why we continued to protest and indeed why we ever protested at all.

We all know Philip Seymour Hoffman is a lock, but no one can articulate why.

"I couldn't quite articulate why certain things felt off to me," she writes via email.