Sentence examples for not really articulated from inspiring English sources

It's what people have been thinking but not really articulated".

During its hegemony, he thought, Labour had not really articulated what its core values were or what it was for.

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

Yes, but I think middle-class second-home buyers wasn't really articulated.

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

"For ordinary Chinese, even if they can't really articulate it, they feel the Olympics are a very important opportunity for China to demonstrate state power," Mr. Lu said.

Peake explains that the Skriker wants the women she seduces on stage to 'help set the world on fire' and convince them that 'time is running out' for this world, but the Skriker also seduces the audience into thinking the same thing, even if they can't really articulate their thoughts when they emerge back onto the streets of industrial Manchester.

I can't really articulate what it is.

I had the "Color'd" project in mind when I shot "Winter's Children," but I couldn't really articulate it that well and wasn't prepared to do it quite yet.

Maybe it's an agnostic answer, but you can't really articulate some of the things that happen based on the hundreds of millions of variables that can affect you physically.

He couldn't really articulate what he felt he was accomplishing by being at the rally, or what it meant that he was planning to vote in 2016 for the first time since Ronald Reagan was on the ticket.