Sentence examples for Give articulate from inspiring English sources
For while "Being Harold Pinter" would seem to confirm the worst conjectures of its subject's late-career, expressly political dramas — all parables of state-sanctioned crimes against humanity — it is also a testament to the power of a single playwright to inspire, illuminate and give articulate voice to powerlessness.
You'll also meet interesting people, learn a variety of topics, and will learn to give articulate and exciting presentations in front of large audiences.
This was a man in a doughnut suit who gave articulate stump speeches with a heavy touch of irony, in a voice suspiciously like Salume's.
Thomas Aquinas, who became in effect the preceptor of the theological curriculum, and Peter of Spain (later Pope John XXI), the preceptor of the general or "arts" curriculum, gave articulate force to the current educational practice of making logic the specialty toward which the professional student advanced beyond rhetoric.
In the locker room after games, Buckner sometimes gave articulate interviews to local reporters like myself, then returned to his teammates and talked jive.
In 1984, when he was Weinberger's military aide, he was impressed by a speech the defense secretary gave articulating a series of tests a commander in chief should apply before using military force.
Why can't she give an articulate answer when asked what she's thinking as she lays down a touch volley at an angle that defies Euclid?
Asked what is holding them back, Kingsley said: "I can't really give an articulate answer … but I don't want whatever it is to hold them back any more.
He even gave an articulate interview to BBC's Football Focus.
In the US, we see young people mobilising on issues such as gun control: taking to the streets, writing op-eds, giving powerful, articulate interviews.
The brilliant Berlin musicians gave an articulate and rhapsodic performance, inspired, it seemed, not just by Mr. Adès's engrossing music but also by his vibrant piano playing.
