Sentence examples for never been articulated from inspiring English sources

The administration's answer has never been articulated publicly.

Its poems and songs—such poems, such songs, as if war's horror and nonsense had never been articulated before still lodge in people's heads.

Pyne told Sky News pursuing two embassies was the government's ultimate position "as I understand it" – although that has never been articulated by Morrison publicly.

I'm often drawn in by a description of a woman thinking something familiar that's never been articulated before, as in Diane Cook's "Somebody's Baby" or Nina Berberova's "The Tattered Cloak".

It is a calendar custom invented from scratch by two environment campaigners, Sue Clifford and Angela King, who together founded Common Ground, a charity devoted to a quality which is dear to many people but had never been articulated before: local distinctiveness.

Some critics argue that the concept of fuzziness has never been articulated in a manner scientists could validate.

We also found that the teachers' research brought out new information about New Haven that had never before been articulated.

"It was absolutely worth it because I allowed Rick Santorum to express views and ideas that the American people wanted to hear and needed to hear that never would have been articulated," Friess said.

The basic legal-institutional design considerations that are pertinent to the establishment of a monetary system have never been well articulated.

This too has never been well articulated, so we can only speculate on what it means.

For reasons that have never been clearly articulated, Albania does not believe in central bus stations like the rest of Europe.