My heart is beating and I'm struggling to formulate something.
I had tried to formulate something in the class but it had not made its way into the work I was doing.
After a year of witnessing countless lobbyists jostle for position among the staff of the Senate to improve the revenue streams of their various clients — hospitals, insurers, pharmaceutical companies — to formulate something more akin to a deal than a bill, I thought I had lost track of why I started on the journey through medical school to research and public policy in the first place.
I just need time to formulate something that means something because small talk and I don't get along.
An American Bar Association chair later said, "Her articles were important, not because they were radically new but because they helped formulate something that had been inchoate".
Both of these are weary and skeptical of the notion that this "less bad disaster' strategy could ever possibly work (which, given the recent history of the party, makes complete sense), and are trying to formulate something more substantial.
The change that is taking place through the presidential elections and through new identities being formulated is something to be celebrated, regardless of the difficulty to take joy in change amid fears of an explosion.
He spoke about the seeming impossibility of composing an indictment that would bridge the Anglo-American, French and Russian legal traditions, and he called the enterprise of trial preparation "the terrible task of trying to formulate, to do something, to prove themes that had never before been litigated".
Just as that thought started to formulate, I felt something pesky elbowing me in the ribs.
And then, one day, you realize that you can liberate yourself from this process of continually worrying about formulating an immediate, perfect opinion on something that, truthfully, you don't really care about.
