Sentence examples for inability to articulate from inspiring English sources

What frustrated him was his inability to articulate a vision for the country.

"Painting after painting would be marred by his inability to articulate a figure or its space".

At times, he said, Mr. Ali would get "pent up with frustration in his inability to articulate in perfect words".

They say lavish spending on social programs and the opposition's inability to articulate a message have solidified support for him.

A doffed cap to her stout defence of women's rights followed by a cocked snook for her inability to articulate the easy.

Frustrated by their inability to articulate their arguments in courtroom English, the people of Fitzroy Crossing decided to paint their "evidence".

Not exactly, though Jefferies's inability fully to articulate the emotional texture of this time – there is something disconcertingly businesslike about the way he talks, as though all this had happened to someone else – perhaps speaks for itself.

I've also written about Justice Scalia's confusion and inability even to articulate a consistent definition of Original Meaning.

Schulz and his S.P.D. allies share a problem with traditional center-left parties across Europe and in this country: an inability to forcefully articulate what they stand for, even when they do stand for something, in a way that is credible to voters.

However, in a few cases, support staff's inability to clearly articulate the role of CHAs contributed to this limited confidence in CHA services.

Our inability to clearly articulate the skill set that is unique to health services research is an unsatisfactory response to these talented students, and highlights the need to develop a common set of HSR competencies.