Sentence examples for better at articulating the from inspiring English sources

Does the celebrity actually know their brief, or would someone with a full-time job at Save the Children be rather better at articulating the complex issues involved?

As you continue to warm up, you'll get better at articulating all the notes in the scales.

On Sunday I manned a table of books with Phil Payne, from the Grand Canyon Association, who after hearing my rap several times became better at articulating it than I am, and helped explain both the science and the entertainment value of the book.

It has previously been argued that the members of high-income groups are better at articulating their demands and are more able to orient themselves within a complex health care system.

"But Gore was better at articulating what he would do".

"But he has been better at articulating his policies.

But to strengthen the arts at Stanford, to capitalize on its enormous potential, we must get better at articulating its importance in today's world.

I immediately became better at my job, better in conversation and better at articulating my feelings.

We have become better at articulating our values and speaking not just to voters' heads but to their hearts (where most actually make political decisions).

We need to figure out a better way of articulating the standards for these things".

"Most people don't really care about open government for its own sake," he said, adding that heads of governments needed to get better at articulating transparency in real terms that affect every citizen.