Sentence examples for no one articulated from inspiring English sources

Whether or not the Paulson plan was a good idea, no one articulated how it would work or why it was needed.

But no one articulated quite how complicated it is to define, contain and police those threats until Hess did.

Deméré and Holen maintain that their article does address the alternative theories, and accuse skeptics of being more rhetorical than constructive by requiring them to rule out explanations that no one articulated.

Thus, that respondents surmised they were receiving free care, even when no one articulated that, might be considered a logical deduction.

Participant one articulated how she no longer felt she belonged to one specific geographical location and how she felt she could not identify with a specific nationality: I'm half Syrian, half Jordanian, or half Syrian, half Palestinian, and I feel with the Syrian that I'm Syrian, I feel with the Palestinian that I'm Palestinian.

The structural problem is the one articulated by the Prisoner's Dilemma.

That mindset – the one articulated in the Morrison talking point about the fair go – means that nothing changes.

He also said it offered a contrasting view to the one articulated earlier this week by Chinese President Xi Jinping, who defended globalization at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

I think Brown should start using one piece of music and making one, articulated piece of choreography to go with it.

This is what the record companies will have to clone – and their task is the same as the one articulated so fervently by Steve Ballmer: Developers, developers, developers.

One articulated it as, "I made the decision to do 'Less, Better'".