Sentence examples for widely articulated from inspiring English sources

I realized that our personal (romantic) reasons were not widely articulated, even if they were recognized in some way by most married couples I talked to.

Several weeks ago, conservative reporter Lester Kinsolving, asked Robert Gibbs why the president would not "respond to the petition to requests of 400,000 American citizens by releasing a certified copy of his long-form birth certificate listing hospital?" Outside political circles, but still within the national spotlight, the view is much more widely articulated.

According to those widely articulated but rarely proven benefits, SDI coordinators have been defining more specific objectives to be achieved by their SDIs.

One of the widely articulated goals of his trip, where he met with President Obama and addressed Congress, was to find a way to lure the Palestinians back to direct negotiations, thereby preempting their plan to approach the United Nations in September for recognition of statehood within the pre-1967 lines.

Here the reasoning is again nearly always left implicit; I am filling in gaps to present a general line of thought that seems to accord with a widely held, if not widely articulated, tradition.

And just as the crowd reflected the diversity of the city's ethnic makeup, the participants articulated widely different motivations for their interest in local politics.

Advocates of the standard position have articulated widely varying accounts.

An Ocasio-Cortez campaign spot that was widely viewed articulated her politics — with a perhaps unexpected overlay of campaign polish.

The necessity of soliciting stakeholders' views in test development and validation has been widely recognized and explicitly articulated by a number of language testing researchers in recent years (e.g., AERA et al., [1999]; Alderson, et al., [1995]; Chun, [2008]; Messick, [1989]).

Infant feeding recommendations need to be evidence-based, uniformly supported by professionals and widely, clearly and consistently articulated if higher rates of compliance are to be achieved in the future.

Future health promotion programs need to educate mothers how to interpret infant behaviour and what to do if their infant seems hungry and infant feeding recommendations need to be evidence-based, uniformly supported by professionals and widely, clearly and consistently articulated.