Sentence examples for asked to articulate a from inspiring English sources
When asked to articulate a major difference between herself and Mr. Seabrook, Ms. Saunders responded, "Well, for one thing, I've been married for 31 years, to the same person," an allusion to some recent troubles of Mr. Seabrook, who admitted last year having filed joint tax returns after his divorce became final.
Mr Donaldson, he said, had been asked to "articulate a clear, coherent vision for education in Wales".
Notably, however, only when speakers are asked to articulate a word (either by silently mouthing the word, or overtly), do they also make errors with a tendency of phonemic similarity [Oppenheim and Dell, 2008, 2010].
Asked to articulate an "Obama doctrine," the President said, "You hit singles, you hit doubles; every once in a while we may be able to hit a home run".
Students often resort to teleological and anthropomorphic explanations or fail to recognize the need to include causal or mechanistic reasoning when asked to articulate an explanation of biological change, particularly in the context of adaptation and evolution (Abrams and Southerland, 2001; Southerland et al., 2001; Russ et al., 2008).
Participants in this study were asked to articulate the factors that ultimately resulted in a decision not to leave their post.
Like a child who learns to ride a bicycle by trial and error and, asked to articulate the rules that enable bicycle riding, simply shrugs her shoulders and sails away, the algorithm looks vacantly at us when we ask, "Why?" It is, like death, another black box.
At a retreat later that year, members of the network were asked to articulate their visions for society.
Throughout the survey, when women were asked to articulate the positive aspects of their care, women commented on their satisfaction with having a known midwife or the same midwife during their pregnancy.
Asked to articulate his religious beliefs, he demurred, slightly.
When asked to articulate the Highland modus operandi, Owens replies, "Longevity.
