Sentence examples for better articulating from inspiring English sources
But the other party (the patient) can level the playing field by better articulating the goals of treatment.
It is about better articulating English feeling in a progressive, open and modern yet vernacular way – if such a thing can be done – and then reuniting it with practical, achievable politics.
The alliance can make sure he doesn't by creating credible conventional deterrents and better articulating its role in the 21st century.
How can we better articulate our response to arts experiences?
No one, short, perhaps, of John Donne, has better articulated our need for mutual connection.
He said that his party needs to better articulate what it is for "without ever retreating from our principles".
Had he better articulated the reasons for the bail-outs, the public might have been less outraged by them.
"Much as I love clip-art handprints, let's try to find an image that better articulates success".
Fostering positive inner lives sometimes requires leaders to better articulate meaning in the work for everyone across the organization.
I am only a neutral point through which you must pass in order to better articulate your own theatrical voice.
Other songs better articulate the tone, which is, despite moments of ebullience ("Split Decision" is propelled by a guitar showdown with Al Anderson), reflective and even mournful.
