Sentence examples for that could articulate from inspiring English sources

While completing the early recordings, Reznor was unable to find a band that could articulate the material as he desired.

I can't say that I could articulate that then, but now, many dozens of fresh eggs later, I can.

She had been mauled both by the hostility of the girl that had just spoken at her, and by the fact that there was no chance that she could articulate what had just happened to her parents, or even herself.

Seven general capabilities were also agreed upon so that students could articulate the required knowledge, skills, behaviours and dispositions that will assist students to live and work successfully in the 21st century.

Yet there has not been a voice that could systematically articulate the prevailing wisdom – a gap that has been filled by Danny Dorling.

I've had co-workers tell me that I wasn't a "typical black person" on the grounds that I could "articulate myself well".

It was absurd that she could articulate exactly how she wanted to write but couldn't write it: both dirtbag lowbrow and Olympian highbrow (that was how she faced the world: one brow low, the other arched high).

Great that you could articulate it, and you can turn the pages, but - everybody knows it doesn't work".

I expected him to argue for his candidacy on the merits and believed that he could articulate a coherent argument against Obama.

Most of them wanted to take part so that they could articulate their confusion about the disconnect between efforts they were putting into staying afloat and the paltry rewards they were reaping.

Edwards told Williams that "it was impossible to create anything of the right scale that could be articulated properly".