Sentence examples for could articulate the difference from inspiring English sources

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.

Recall score did not differ between groups (p =.95); both could articulate the experimental contingencies.

These folks couldn't articulate the difference between Sarah Palin and Nancy Pelosi unless a TV commercial told them one of them boils kittens.

"He could articulate the injustice, which was all around him.

He could articulate the fears, frustrations and aggravation that folks at home were feeling.

While completing the early recordings, Reznor was unable to find a band that could articulate the material as he desired.

Only one quarter of participants (none in Poznan) could articulate the concept of pharmacogenetics.

For instance, competency guidelines could articulate the possibilities and perils of advocacy by proxy as a strategy.

The more I tried to articulate the difference between myself and the goat, the more we had in common.

"We want to articulate the differences".

Prior to going to Berlin, I'd never been to a rave; the word "clubbing" summoned memories of getting rejected at SoHo nightclubs for wearing the wrong shoes, and I couldn't have articulated the difference between EDM, techno, and beep-boop robot noises.