Sentence examples for never really articulated from inspiring English sources

I've never really articulated this, so don't count on me to do it now.

While he claims a conservative bias, he never really articulates it; you get the sense that he maintains this perspective only because Clinton, in all his squishy, scandal-magnet tumescence, pops the loudest when hit.

He never really articulates proven alternatives to the adoption of new technologies, but he vaguely suggests relying on community-based broad public health programs at the grassroots level.

Former Sen. Jim Talent, who could never really articulate a clear position on the issue, is a Romney ally, as is the Blunt family.

"We didn't really articulate that well," he said.

Atkinson cannot really articulate how she creates these elaborate structures.

"He can really articulate the choice that is before people".

"My parents would say, 'He really articulates what we think,' " Jerrold Paul remembered.

"The museums are not really articulating this in a coherent way.

I can't really articulate what it is.

"For Iowa, she does need to be here and really articulate her message.