Sentence examples for i would articulate from inspiring English sources

She was even "starting to worry about whether I would articulate my findings" when she talked things through with her associate artist Tom Bellerby.

Marc Andreessen: So the big vision basically is — I mean the way I would articulate it is connect everybody on the planet, right?

This similarity in the different Christian and Muslim expressions I would articulate simply as follows and which should appear plainly as common sense: that any time wasted being unnecessarily nasty cannot be spent on the more important work of expanding our inner lives and being spiritual.

The people who liked the interview said it was because I'd articulated what they were thinking.

I wouldn't articulate it then, but multiple doctors visits later, my career ended with a simple list of diagnoses: anxiety, depression, bipolar II disorder, and of course, the big kicker, severe Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

It was on the following album, The River, that Springsteen would articulate the question, "Is a dream a lie if it don't come true, or is it something worse?" but he begins to ask it on Darkness.

Matt Landau: I don't think I would have articulated it as entrepreneurship the time, but in middle school I used to buy loose candy from the local stationary store Hinkson's and then sell it to students at the end of the school day.

What's your philosophy of leadership? A. Articulating it in a single sound bite is hard for me, but I'd say this.

I never expected anyone to get something that was so fundamental to my process and outlook that I'd never articulated it to anyone.

What comes out in them I don't think is anything they could actually articulate, but I would certainly say that it's that which we all know is true somewhere when we're in our deepest sleep.

I first saw it in second grade, so I wouldn't have articulated it as such, but that's what was going on.