Sentence examples for find it difficult to articulate from inspiring English sources

I find it difficult to articulate what I find unethical here, apart from the illegality and feelings of hypocrisy.

Many of us have a sense that cities are being closed to us, but we find it difficult to articulate how or why; we simply feel we're losing control of things in some fundamental way.

There is a feeling deep inside of me I find it difficult to articulate when I think of Saddam and all the fear he has instilled in the Iraqi people, and all he torture he has inflicted upon innocent civilians.

Likewise, many people are inclined to think there's something morally problematic about wiping the floor of your bathroom with a flag, or about eating your dog if he's been hit by a car, but they find it difficult to articulate what their reasons are for those responses.

"Humor is so important in my work but I find it difficult to articulate how it works [in my films].

We are often surprised how many experts and leaders find it difficult to articulate their ideas clearly.

Ohad explained to me that the product was ahead of its time when it was initially released, and they found it difficult to articulate its purpose in a way that resonated with the larger public.

Critics at Cannes found it difficult to articulate how much they loathed it.

Nearly five decades after Terry, courts have found it difficult to articulate the boundaries or parameters of reasonable suspicion.

Williams found it difficult to articulate the parallels between the emotions of facing his own detractors and watching his son face his.

At a rally for an Islamic candidate, Abdallah Djaballah, in Medea this week, he chanted with several hundred followers, "Change, change, change!" But after the rally, his supporters found it difficult to articulate his political program.