Those three little words could not have been easy to articulate.

And then he has to be able to better articulate why.

But he is not the right man to articulate them.

They never articulate that to me, but I can tell.

However, this sense had now to be articulated in new ways.

Moving his head toward her, he tried to articulate the word.

There was just no way I could articulate the problem.

But at least he has an idea of what he's doing and can articulate it.

I never thought a woman could feel or articulate anything quite like this.

But he goes on to articulate what had made him care about it in the first place.

But there was another reason, one that I could never quite articulate to myself.

Then that he had first articulated it inside his head.

"They have to articulate a business plan that makes sense."

The other is not so easily articulated even to myself.

And given more space it would be good to articulate this.

He found it difficult to articulate something that, up to now, had only been a plan in his mind.

We've put the best possible foot forward in the plan we articulated.

This second example is much more complete and better articulated.

We need to articulate to them what helps us the most.

The difference this time is that they cannot articulate why!

But ask him what set means and he cannot articulate a plan beyond tomorrow.

And it was not until just recently that I have been able to articulate a reason for my choice.

Every business is different and will have its own set of values - whether or not these are articulated.

I repeat myself, trying my best to articulate and project.

"An intelligent question from a student makes you articulate the answer."

Articulate dissatisfaction can, after all, have its social and political applications, too.

Articulate sounds are represented to the eye by letters, marks, or characters, which form words.

Articulate players describe words from different categories to their team as quickly as possible.

Articulate performances helped temper the surging sense of the overwrought.

Articulate fiction about coming of age in Southeast Asia.

Articulate signs are excellent public speakers and are good at conveying an audience.

Articulate non-sociopaths generally have no desire to spend their free time making small talk with a stranger in front of millions of people.

Articulate sounds are vocalizations that express the letters, syllables, etc., of any alphabet, or language.

Articulate brachiopods, in particular, largely replaced trilobites in shelf communities.

Articulate Astrology signs are signs that fall into the category of being fluent and convincing speakers.

Articulate Flesh - male homoeroticism and modern poetry.

Articulate brachiopods are those with hard, articulated, shells (hence the term) with a simple set of opening and closing muscles.

Articulate gradations of quality.

Articulate puppies.

Articulate Lacerations (2002)

Articulate critic of paraconsistent logic.

Articulate speech, in the sense of syllable utterance, seemed barely conceivable, but musical piping notes covering a wide range were highly probable.

Articulate leadership guiding Americans toward a proper response to AIDS has been notably absent."

Articulate rage, barbed guitars and epic choruses recall the likes of Thursday or Brand New.

Articulate Violence (Kevin Powers)

Articulate artists, writers, musicians, lawyers, scientists, teachers, historians, etc. are almost totally ignored by the media unless they can be identified as "newsmakers.")

As part of Adventure Ecology's ARTiculate series, de Rothschild led a field trip expedition to Ecuador in 2007.

Significs and Language: The Articulate Form of Our Expressive and Interpretive Resources.

I'm Gonna Miss You & The Articulate Artistics (Edsel CD, 1998)

Articulate secularists may be merely reacting to the many recent incitements from religious zealots at home and abroad, as fanatics and infidels have their ways of keeping each other in business.