Sentence examples for really articulate it from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

This guy only drinks out of a goblet; he's on his second of three warnings for wearing pentagram jewellery to work; he deep down hates himself in such a hollow way that he can't really articulate it; he could have been anything and chose, through the path of least resistance, to be nothing.

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.

I can't really articulate what it is.

Through her laughter, she told me, "You know what he was saying, right?" I did, but I didn't really want to articulate it.

"If you can't articulate it really clearly then you'll have trouble down the line," adds Ms Anderson.

If an employee feels strongly enough to really articulate some well thought out feedback and either writes it in an email or letter, someone needs to listen seriously to that person.

It's more subconscious—I still struggle to really articulate what I'm trying to say.

(pauses, then laughs) I haven't actually had to really articulate this yet (laughs), so I'm just sort of thinking it through".

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.