Sentence examples for had articulated to from inspiring English sources

And I had a really specific political goal that I had articulated to myself and others, which was to try to insert gay themes and characters into mainstream Hollywood fare, which is pretty much what I've done for the last decade, with a few exceptions.

Because many biology students are resistant to taking anything beyond the required courses in mathematics and statistics, we focused our course on goals that students had articulated to us.

"They've taken a position which I've articulated to them was quite clearly unacceptable.

He added, "I want to be your senator because, as I've articulated to you, I have ideas that I believe work".

"The issue for C.I.O.'s and their staffers is that no one has articulated to them how much their jobs have changed," he said.

"The man dubbed as the blade runner has articulated, to the point of triteness, the most popularly espoused white, middle-class South African paranoia," Niren Tolsi wrote in a commentary for the weekly Mail and Guardian.

In terms of the vision that he has articulated to the Chinese people, where he wants to take the country, and what he's been able to execute in the last 18 months, it has been beyond anyone's imagination or expectations.

Our study has articulated barriers to CDSS use that need to be addressed in the design of future interventions.

"Which isn't necessarily how General Franks has articulated it to our national command authorities," Admiral Stufflebeem said, referring to Gen. Tommy R. Franks, who is commanding the military campaign.

The deaf have articulated it to represent an alphabet since the 16th century.

Like Mr. McCain, both have articulated plans to reduce the rampant growth of health spending through improvements in prevention, electronic record keeping and chronic-disease management.