Sentence examples for properly articulated that from inspiring English sources

And sometimes, if properly articulated, that is enough.

"I feel that I articulated that well, you know?

Whether he does or does not actually contemplate this fact at the time depends on various contingent circumstances" (1952a, p. 14; Broad's emphasis).[4] Naïve Realism, properly articulated, says that when we perceive a physical object it is only a part of the apple that is sensuously manifested to us: this, and only this, is an objective constituent in the perceptual situation.

He is convinced that Bush, unlike his father, both buys the basic rightist, leave-us-alone agenda on principle and believes that, properly articulated, it is the route to sustained political gain for his party.

It reminded us that, when properly articulated, "failure" need not be the clarion call of a carefully honed communications strategy, but can the precondition to communicating a new story about a (seemingly new) organisation, outlining a new way of operating, encouraging external and internal audiences to reframe perceptions.

However, campaigners have argued that the possibility that Boutflour might benefit from Bamber being convicted was not properly articulated to the jury.

Were misgivings not properly articulated inside the government machine?

These fears, though unfounded or exaggerated, are at least properly articulated.

Newspapers need to start articulating that value.

Are you prepared to articulate that yourself?

And your ability to articulate that".