Sentence examples for easily articulate from inspiring English sources

He says that he can easily articulate what he is up to — he just prefers not to.

After all, very few of us, whether religious or secular, can easily articulate our views about fundamental things.

Unlike almost every other product in technology, users cannot easily articulate why they like one or another operating system.

I knew there was a good reason I wanted to try restricting my diet like Allison Mack and the other members of NXIVM's secret women-branding sorority, but I couldn't easily articulate it to the people who care about me.

Rebecca is a bad feminist, in the Roxane Gay sense; she holds feminist beliefs, and can easily articulate them, but her entire social self is at war with her ideals.

I had a very unclear understanding of this prior to the workshop, and now feel I can easily articulate this understanding to my students, particularly those that show interest and aptitude both in biology and technology".

Then again, even voracious readers read for amorphous and not easily articulated reasons, and this particular book satisfies all my inchoate readerly impulses — including the primary one of getting out of my own skin and into someone else's — in a way that, say, Donna Tartt's more explicitly pitched "The Goldfinch" decidedly does not.

Thus, anti-communism could be easily articulated with other ideologies.

She was helping the mobility company distill its mission into a coherent marketing message that could be more easily articulated both internally and externally, the type of help that would have been of benefit in the early days of Spotify and that Zennström recognised could be of huge value to other startups in the Atomico portfolio.

There is an easily articulated counter to the tea party.

While some participants were easily articulated specific rehabilitation goals, others struggled to define goals, as illustrated in this quote: Walk prettier.