Sentence examples for less articulating from inspiring English sources

In this instance, the companies that have withdrawn their ads "are more or less articulating their longstanding policies of avoiding controversial content," said Jeff Haley, the president and chief executive of the Radio Advertising Bureau.

Accessibility depends largely on the automobile and each subdivision tends to create homogenous social enclave and less articulated built environment.

The limiting effect of solar radiation is less articulated in most of Europe than that of rainfall or temperature.

This tendency was less articulated with the VAS scores than for the indices based on health state descriptions.

Delphine is less articulate than Rohmer's other central characters.

Biddle a spokesman for less articulate fellow-artists.

He can't entirely grasp how everything went wrong, much less articulate it to his family.

People who are more visually oriented and less articulate in meetings are empowered to visualize their ideas.

As they ask each other questions, their English sounds no less articulate than that of similarly-aged Americans.

The figures have less energy and their forms are less articulate, the torsos tending to be single fleshy masses without waistlines.

Partisan politics aside, we're obviously becoming a less articulate country, as serious reading declines and automatic writing on the Internet spreads.