Sentence examples for could articulate a from inspiring English sources

Few could articulate a political objective.

I wish the protesters could articulate a coherent vision for a sustainable world.

I expected him to argue for his candidacy on the merits and believed that he could articulate a coherent argument against Obama.

Bush would have been in far worse shape politically if the conservative wing of the Republican Party had a leader who could articulate a respectful critique.

The reformers urged the Party to get over same-sex marriage (a "losing battle"), focus on economic anxiety, and, above all, identify a leader who could articulate a vision that reached beyond Party orthodoxy.

Mr. La Bella wrote, "Although no one could articulate a solid basis upon which to predicate a criminal investigation, given the political climate, it was generally felt that the department had to commence an investigation".

Other than a few brave and noteworthy examples, we lacked leaders who could articulate an identity beyond religion to the broader community of Christians and Muslims.

(pair 8) Within a rural South African setting, adolescent girls could articulate an understanding of healthy eating.

They were seduced as much by the charmer who made sure their hotel rooms were filled with peonies as with the erudite designer who could articulate what was a new concept at the time: a garden filled with distinct areas, or outdoor rooms.

"But once we started, I saw what a great concept of the game he had, that unlike so many analysts who only know their own positions, he saw the offensive and defensive concepts, and could articulate it in a limited period of time".

I went to private school on the Upper East Side, so I probably wasn't the only kid in my class who could articulate the difference between a mutual fund and a hedge fund, an investment bank and a commercial bank.