I don't think I'm capable of articulating quite how I feel right now.
"[Environment minister] Greg Hunt's approach won't do anything, so we need business leaders capable of articulating the problem.
We may reach out for a political alliance capable of articulating the economic, cultural and constitutional advantages of Britain remaining part of the EU project.
It claims that all world religions teach fundamentally the same truth but nevertheless maintains that Vedanta is uniquely capable of articulating this unified doctrine.
But their patient deliberation can accumulate into to a massive force, and they're capable of articulating the most violent emotions.
But watching the presentations, you wonder quite how much it came down to the design, over the fact that Foster seems to be the only one capable of articulating his idea with any clarity and confidence.
To "purists" who looked to Biggs as their idol before he died in 1977, classical pipe organs with clear sound capable of articulating Bach's contrapuntal music were the ideal, not vast, orchestral organs like Riverside's that could blast you out of your seat.
The ability to communicate: A good CFO must be capable of articulating investment decisions both internally and to investors, according to Batia Mishan Wiesenfeld, a professor and chair of the department of management and organizations at NYU's Stern School of Business.
They are capable of articulating a theory of how the world works today and how it should change, and then proceed to actually change the world, or at least attempt to.
G.A. Cohen (2008) criticizes constructivism, so understood, as not being capable of articulating the content of what justice itself requires and instead being suited only for selecting rules of regulation for society.
The absence of a representative and effective pastoral civil society movement capable of articulating the development concerns of its members is one of the key factors that explain the continued marginalization of pastoral communities ([Hesse and Odhiambo 2006]).
