Sentence examples for out to articulate from inspiring English sources
Bateson sets out to articulate and analyze the problems and opportunities created by this new reality.
To Bustani and many such figures, the strife illustrated the danger of sectarian belonging, and they set out to articulate a common heritage of language, culture and equality in rights and laws.
What Mr. Townshend does manage to do here with insight, verve and sometimes grandiosity is describe how the Who and its music evolved: how the group "set out to articulate the joy and rage" of the generation that came of age in the "teenage wasteland" that was post-World War II Britain, under the shadow of the atomic bomb and deeply alienated from the established class system.
Mill sets out to articulate the principles that should regulate how governments and societies, whether democratic or not, can restrict individual liberties (I 6).
"Recently we set out to articulate from R&D through to sales and marketing what we do when we do research and why we do it, and to emphasize that we're committed to the transparency of all our data.
No one will even begin to think about how to improve our American republic unless someone sets out to articulate what an optimal American republic might look like.
The right, said Fassin, the sociology professor, "is going to have to figure out how to articulate the sexual and racial question".
It would take years for him to figure out how to articulate those feelings, but when he found his voice, it was pure.
His harmonic innovations, as Wynton Marsalis has noted, were the most brilliant in the history of jazz: Armstrong figured out how to articulate the sound of the blues through Tin Pan Alley tunes without adandoning their harmonic underpinnings.
Others outside the sector have rightly pointed out a need to articulate social impact and community footprint more strongly.
A Democratic Congressional adviser, granted anonymity to discuss party deliberations, said: "We're at a loss to figure out a way to articulate the argument in a way that doesn't get us pegged as tax-and-spenders".
