1.   Bradley also presented himself as the candidate of big ideas, although he has yet to articulate those ideas.

2.   For decades, radical movements and countermovements in America have used the campus as a place to form and grow, to articulate ideas and promote goals.

3.   Half a century ago, Winston Churchill articulated the idea of a united Europe.

4.   He wants to articulate the ideas that people already have.

5.   It was Adorno who most forcefully articulated the idea that music must isolate itself from a culture capable of mass destruction.

6.   The Darwinian ideas are articulated with vivid intensity, particularly in the anecdotes that Martha relates about the creatures of the Galapagos.

7.   To be sure, President Bush and his top lieutenants have often articulated broad ideas on how to fight terrorism.

8.   You have trouble articulating complex ideas.

9.   Former CIA Director John Deutch found out how dangerous it is to articulate that idea.