Sentence examples for easy to articulate from inspiring English sources
The story was seamless, consistent, honest and easy to articulate.
The most effective solution is easy to articulate but tougher to realise: we just have to be ourselves.
Well, here's how: Most of us find it easy to articulate what we don't want from work – but working out what we do want is trickier.
You need the intellect to interpret a score, plus the musicality to do it, and there's also something spiritual involved that is not always easy to articulate, but is definitely present and requires you to access it.
Readers who find that title a distasteful pun will probably feel that many of Lubin's interpretations — of Abraham Zapruder's film of the assassination as a New Wave movie, for example — are inappropriate, and inappropriate in a way that, for reasons not easy to articulate, feels somehow blasphemous.
While the idea of self-managing is easy to articulate, it is extremely challenging to design and build a completely self-managing information system.
"It's actually easier to articulate what I do now than when I had a more behind-the-scenes role in animation," Davey says.
Liberal Democrats hoping to gain from Corbyn's victory would do well to take a proper look at recent history, and to realise that the return of substance-over-spin politics in Labour makes it easier to articulate our position and allows the possibility of us building a progressive alliance in future.
You'll take away an adventure that ends with the comfort of home, and if you get your grown-up to read it, they will recognise that the frustrations of childhood emotions may become easier to articulate, but they never really go away.
