Sentence examples for have difficulty articulating from inspiring English sources

Because often what really matters to us humans is stuff that we have difficulty articulating.

Educators, at Baylor and elsewhere, can have difficulty articulating exactly what a Christian perspective in education might be.

He was hired to introduce Hollywood to the technology, which the computer scientists who founded the company sometimes have difficulty articulating.

What no one disputes is that children do not always express their distress in the same way as adults, and often have difficulty articulating their feelings directly.

Gabbard's interest in foreign policy sets her apart from other ambitious Democrats, many of whom have difficulty articulating a clear position on Syria, and virtually all of whom would rather attach themselves to the kinds of domestic issues — stopping Trump, fighting poverty, combatting discrimination — that thrill the Democratic base.

Feminist analyses of care chains typically argue that traditional theories of justice have difficulty articulating the precise nature of the harms or injustices involved in these phenomena.

A proactive approach was needed to engage patients who might have difficulties articulating problems, and to broach sensitive topics such as sexual and financial problems.

Others had difficulty articulating why they were put off by her.

Friedan, however, noted that many housewives were unsatisfied with their lives but had difficulty articulating their feelings.

We found that respondents had difficulty articulating what a community health representative might do or generating the names of potential representatives, but were able to express clear preferences for what would constitute good representation when given meaningful choices.

The delegation had difficulty articulating its views.