Sentence examples for have articulated this from inspiring English sources

I could never have articulated this at the time, but, when I discovered Don Carpenter, I was pretty newly settled into my California life (my first time around, that is, in my twenties).

I don't think I could have articulated this when I was 13 or 14, with my copy of Monty Python's Big Red Book, but what I loved most was where they would take a form and change the content.

Educational experts from across the spectrum have articulated this vision for the United States, including the Coalition for Teaching Quality, an entity representing over 100 civil rights, disability, parent, student, educator, and education policy organizations who have been urging both political parties and the Obama Administration to take a long-term approach to teaching quality.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that such training and deployment have public health benefits but few reviews have articulated this evidence.

The Administration has articulated this standard many times.

We were very concerned about the high prices of deals and the vast amount of liquidity fuelling the boom — we had articulated this at an investor conference in May, 2006.

The Copy Left, or the "free culture movement," as it is sometimes known, has articulated this position in part by drawing on the tradition of the medieval agricultural commons, the collective right of villagers, vassals and serfs —"commoners" — to make use of a plot of land.

Elizabeth Ammons, who is like Harrison a Tufts University professor, has articulated this vision in her book Brave new words: How literature will save the planet (2010).

I couldn't have articulated these judgments then, of course.

Better scholars than I will ever be have articulated the scale of the idiocy.

Biology educators have articulated the importance of teaching undergraduates the mechanisms of evolution.