Sentence examples for because he articulated from inspiring English sources

"Everything he articulated was by definition bad, because he articulated it.

He won because he articulated a set of values that define an America that the majority of us wish to live in: A nation that makes the investments we need to strengthen and grow the middle class.

When Tony Blair captured the centre ground of politics in 1997, it was because he articulated a politics that assuaged the guilt of Thatcher voters, without requiring much material self-sacrifice.

Donald J. Trump was embraced by them because he articulated a vision of an America in which white working- class families would do better again with him in the presidency than they had under a black Democratic President or would under a white female one.

He receives money from fossil fuel companies because he articulates the views to which these funders subscribe, and because he advances their interests in the Senate.

Mélenchon has galvanized a large section of the French public because he unapologetically exposes the far-right's anti-immigrant pandering as racist, and because he articulates public outrage over policies that have weakened the social compact.

Akin is rapidly becoming one of my favorite Republicans because he articulates the party's true positioning on issues so well.

Mr. Perkins said Mr. Santorum had vaulted into conservative favor because "he passionately articulated the connection between America's financial greatness and its moral and cultural wholeness" and recognized that "the economy and the family are indivisible".

And because he's articulate and verbally brilliant and able to write amazing songs, he ends up back in rooms doing interviews about these brilliant songs he wrote.

"He says just what we need to hear, and because he's articulate, you can follow him and see the logic," Ms. Gallam said.

I remember my mom would say, 'Don't end up talking like so and so.' She liked Jackie Robinson because he was articulate.