"I had a hard time articulating in a proactive way how I felt about the world.
Moreover, proponents had a difficult time articulating how the current rules that shelter big-business income disadvantage small businesses.
She has a far easier time articulating the issues that he raises than she does weaving them into the already-tangled skein of her narrative.
"Outside of Hyde Park, in a blacker community, a lot more working-class and poor community, he had a more difficult time articulating his message," Mr. Fischer said of Mr. Obama.
The result, they conclude, is that "many young adult Catholics have a difficult time articulating a coherent sense of Catholic identity".
"If I have a hard time articulating to a friend of mine which one they should be using, imagine the typical user".
Over the years, Putin has had a difficult time articulating a coherent position on the events of 1917, and on the revolutionaries who eventually occupied the House on the Embankment.
I'd never gone to the movies by myself before and I would have had a hard time articulating why I wanted to see "Document of the Dead," about the making of "Dawn of the Dead," and "Demon Lover Diary," which captured the behind-the-scenes turmoil of a movie called "Demon Lover".
Maybe because of his age or maybe because he's no orator, he has a hard time articulating in great detail how he came to feel the way he does, but he wondered aloud if it had something to do with his Quaker ancestry and his awareness that forebears had suffered persecution for their religion long ago.
But Mr. Rice has had a hard time articulating a clear policy rationale for his candidacy in the May 9 election, and listening to him can at times seem like being in a time warp as he returns to the rhetorical flourishes the mayor employed against Mr. Booker four years ago.
