"Grief is a frozen state for men and for women, but men can be harder to understand, because we don't like to articulate our feelings," says Field. "Matt Fowler [Wilkinson] gets solace from his friends, but he's still alone.
I like to articulate my goals in each of the areas most important to me: my family, my health and my business.
Mr. Seeber likes to articulate his ingredients two ways.
No one likes to articulate loss and pain, but we live in a society defended by an all-volunteer military, a military that after a decade of conflict can barely relate to the people we swore to defend.
These include a singing washing machine (Capathia Jenkins), dryer (Chuck Cooper) and radio (those Supremes-like gals) to articulate Caroline's unspoken desires and resentments.
We still need voices like his to articulate what is wrong, right now, with an official and media language that wilfully ignores the malign effects of class and poverty.
Guild Education, an education technology startup, enables companies like Chipotle to articulate their training programs and offer Education as a Benefit to their employees.
She reads all the scripts that are sent to her and, while knowing what she likes, finds it more difficult to articulate why she does not like something.
Food choices are often like that: difficult to articulate yet strongly held.
Later on, I realized that she'd offered me a pretty perfect summation of what it means to be an artist not to report the news, but to channel what it feels like to live it, to articulate what it feels like to be human in the midst of, or in spite of, the political, social, and economic realities of one's time.
"I like them to be able to articulate business strategy in a sensible way," he said.
