Sentence examples for effective at articulating from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, activist groups such as Dignity and Power Now and the Youth Justice Coalition have become increasingly effective at articulating the folly — the immorality — of spending money and constructing cells to lock up people who should be in care, not in jail.

Steve Grossman, a former national chairman of the Democratic Party, said, "He obviously has to do an even more effective job at articulating his values and his priorities and connecting passionately to voters".

Your goal is to understand what the speaker is trying to communicate to you, regardless of how effective the speaker is at articulating the message.

The seeming indifference of many investors to Amazon's slim profits shows how much more effective the company has been at articulating its vision of future opportunities to Wall Street than another tech favorite, Apple.

"He's more effective at commenting from the inside than he was at articulating his own agenda," Mr. Smith said.

Opposition groups, meanwhile, have proved hugely successful at harnessing discontent and bringing people into the streets but not at articulating a coherent message, winning elections and projecting themselves as an effective alternative political force.

They're not always so skilled at articulating themselves.

"But Gore was better at articulating what he would do".

"But he has been better at articulating his policies.

The worse things got in her country, the better she became at articulating its problems.

I wasn't too good at articulating it, because really there wasn't anything to articulate.