Artistic expression has been known throughout history as a valuable method of communicating emotions not easily articulated.

Although it is that which is used by all people, it is not necessarily able to be easily articulated.

In applied pragmatics, for example, meaning is formed through sensory experiences, even though sensory stimulus cannot be easily articulated in language or signs.

The biggest - yet least easily articulated - issue is a vague yet gnawing fear that they will lose their parents much earlier than other children.

But he added that while "life style changes are easily articulated as a goal, what we don't have enough information on yet is how do we most effectively get the information across and have people act on it."

In cognitive psychology, procedural knowledge is the knowledge exercised in the accomplishment of a task, and thus includes knowledge which, unlike declarative knowledge, cannot be easily articulated by the individual, since it is typically nonconscious (or tacit).

To reject despair in the face of death is to sense a connection to other creatures, even if it is not easily articulated.

It was also too bad for the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus - an amateur group, but a fine one - which could surely have articulated the text better and more easily in English.

Yet she has a great body that expresses feelings not easily articulated in speech.

A more substantive candidate than experts expected, Mr. Ventura has easily articulated opinions on most issues, like his pledge to give the entire state budget surplus back to taxpayers and his opposition to merit pay for teachers.