Sentence examples for but cannot articulate from inspiring English sources
And governments may detect and solve problems that electors experience but cannot articulate, says David Eaves, a consultant.
In other words she can understand what is being said but cannot articulate words very well herself.
In the process of becoming expert, individuals distill many observations into intuition and deep understanding but cannot articulate them.
He understands but cannot articulate that these boys embody the qualities of manhood that he can never possess, nor pretend to.
Be wary of those who only know the ins and outs of a favorite model but cannot articulate why they chose to use it beyond the fact that it is the "industry standard". When identifying good candidates, you need to find those who understand the technical underpinnings but who can also then translate them for non-analysts.
You may have conceived a use for a coat hanger that will revolutionise life as we know it, but if you cannot articulate and deliver your idea in an interesting fashion, your coat hanger will remain in the cupboard.
He approaches the three rabbis of his synagogue over the course of the film, but each of them stammers and cannot articulate any reasonable way of dealing with the calamities that are building in Larry's life.
In "2666" World War II events on the Romanian front play out in Santa Teresa in some unspecified future, while in "True Policeman" he looks to the Emperor Maximilian's failed 19th-century conquest of Mexico as the hidden trigger of the ominous atmosphere Amalfitano feels there but cannot quite articulate.
It is also commonplace for industry to say the graduates are not well prepared for the world of work, but cannot … articulate why they are not ready for work.
But ask him what set means and he cannot articulate a plan beyond tomorrow.
But most say they are here for reasons they cannot articulate, except that the movie touched something inside them, something about the romance of baseball, childhood and their memories.
