Sentence examples for sort of articulate from inspiring English sources
On the abortion question, as far as we've been permitted to see, Palin is sort of articulate.
A participant characteristically commented: "So our outcomes are important to us, because they give us sort of a language by which we can sort of articulate the success of it".
I looked back at her and she gave me a look, the sort of highly articulate look that managed to say both 'drop dead' and 'weirdo' at the same time.
The 2D empiricist thus advocates the sort of position articulated by Carnap (1950), while critics champion views closer to those of Quine (1951a, 1951b) or Putnam (1974).
They were alike in their fluency, forming a sort of superclass of articulates.
While making the case for this sort of modernisation, the articulate and telegenic Mr Maehara may prove adept at taking the prime minister to task for provoking Japan's neighbours by, for instance, visiting the Yasukuni war-dead shrine in Tokyo.Although it is not Mr Maehara's forte, there will also be important domestic issues to debate.
This suggests his theory of meaning involves a quite different sort of project: to articulate the "validity basis" of social order.
One piece of Compaq whose role is still fuzzy is the 22,000-employee services business it inherited from DEC. "You just haven't seen any sort of cohesive strategy articulated," says Douglas Chandler, computer services analyst with IDC.
Soble's intent in understanding eros to be a reason-dependent sort of love is to articulate a sharp contrast with agape, a sort of love that does not respond to the value of its object.
"Something I'd like to do -- which I think many of our engineers will be hearing this in real-time -- is have the charge connector plug itself in, articulating sort of like a snake, like 'Metal Gear Solid' or something," he said, referring to the dystopic sci-fi video game franchise.
