Sentence examples similar to difficulty articulating thoughts from inspiring English sources

Some participants had difficulty articulating the thought processes around decision-making suggesting that automatic, non-cognitive decision-making was occurring [ 48].

Others had difficulty articulating why they were put off by her.

Because often what really matters to us humans is stuff that we have difficulty articulating.

But he had difficulty articulating why Obama wasn't pushing ahead with changes that are obviously necessary.

Friedan, however, noted that many housewives were unsatisfied with their lives but had difficulty articulating their feelings.

Educators, at Baylor and elsewhere, can have difficulty articulating exactly what a Christian perspective in education might be.

The delegation had difficulty articulating its views.

She also seems to have difficulty articulating legal views in open meetings.

'Sunny Ways' are all well and good when your opponents are Tom Mulcair and Stephen Harper two men who seemed to have genuine difficulty articulating feelings of joy.

They had difficulty articulating how they were teaching.

This means they may have difficulty articulating their experiences [ 1].