| articulate vision | 1.32 | The zealots can articulate their visions. | ||
| articulate view | 0.92 | Which of the viable candidates best articulates those views? | ||
| articulate position | 0.86 | The students articulate their positions differently. | ||
| articulate policy | 0.79 | It had merely articulated a policy. | ||
| articulate idea | 0.59 | You have trouble articulating complex ideas. | ||
| articulate concern | 0.39 | Clinton articulated those concerns. | ||
| articulate goal | 0.39 | He has often articulated the goals of the war against terrorism more eloquently than Bush. | ||
| articulate need | 0.39 | But even being able to articulate my needs was not sufficient to protect me from further abuse. | ||
| articulate feeling | 0.33 | Elyse needed to know that she could articulate her feelings. | ||
| articulate message | 0.33 | And King, as only he can, articulated that message and articulated what it means. | ||
| articulate word | 0.33 | He was so drunk that he could barely articulate his words. | ||
| articulate frustration | 0.26 | In Iran, the youth have no ideology to articulate those frustrations. | ||
| articulate strategy | 0.26 | The difference, Hall said, is that Polaroid was able to articulate its strategy for the future. |