Sentence examples for begin to articulate from inspiring English sources

Perhaps if we continue this conversation, Americans on the right and the left can overcome our separation and begin to articulate shared, lasting values.

There were people in the main who seemed powerless to have any say in their fate, or to begin to articulate why they were here.

Such consideration is important, for little is self-evident in the realm of "Gypsy music," which may stand as a powerful example of the slippery and even dangerous problems that arise when we begin to articulate issues of ethnicity.

They might start by pondering on why the German vocational system appears to work so well for the individual, business and society and then perhaps begin to articulate a vision for UK FE.

This winter, Reicher put together a trip on the Rio Grande, with American Rivers, an advocacy group, of which he's a board member, to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, and to begin to articulate, in an informal but pertinent setting, a response to Trump's wall.

One can thus begin to articulate the first position that can be defended with respect to the epistemological significance of style.

But he has already begun to articulate his vision.

Indeed, new appointees at several regulatory agencies have begun to articulate policies intended to move enforcement proceedings along.

Over the past couple of years — under Ballmer, no less — Microsoft has begun to articulate a fairly credible vision of its current ideal world for users.

And as the dancers began to articulate their bodies more, they began to look more "dancey" – though again, it's the pattern that delivers the punch.

The plan Mr. Bruno and Mr. Silver began to articulate yesterday was a hybrid of the two earlier plans: Mr. Silver's and the governor's.