Sentence examples for comes to articulating from inspiring English sources

This professedly anti-racist argument is about as close as anyone comes to articulating a mainstream political agenda that is explicitly pro-white.

It's a technique effective in creating a mood – something eerie and mysterious – but also limiting when it comes to articulating a message to the listener.

He suggests that when it comes to articulating a path forward for socialism, "I would translate 'back to Kant' by 'back to Lange'" (Bernstein 1902, 187 88).

While British and American entrepreneurs increasingly harbour similar ambitions, when it comes to articulating them, cultural norms have a tendency to reveal themselves.

Writing can be a cathartic experience, especially when it comes to articulating your troubles.

The power of images/graphics/memes when it comes to articulating a shared experience is huge.

"All you [working class voters] ever asked of government is to stand on your side, not in your way," was the closest that the GOP nominee came to articulating a coherent theory of governance.

Michael Bloomberg, whose tongue, in his last days as New York's mayor, gets ever-more direct and free, last week came perhaps as close as he's ever come to articulating his most central civic belief: he said it's an all around good thing for the city when real estate prices go up.

This notion is probably the closest the Mohists come to articulating a conception of experience.

In such configurational models, historical change is usually a matter of contested displacements (rather than successions): new modes of knowledge and practice come to articulate with previous modes, and these articulations are evident at various scales from the level of "case histories" up to that of "big pictures".

And most importantly, he came to articulate the political vision that Crane sees as being made concrete in the works of the IWGC.