The phrase "articulate almost" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is nearly expressed clearly, but the combination lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Her thoughts were articulate almost to the point of perfection, but some ideas still needed refinement."
Alternatives: "nearly articulate" or "almost clear".
He was calm and articulate, almost Reaganesque, by comparison with his Democratic opponent.
(Chinen) ★ Cedar Walton Quartet (Wednesday and Thursday) As a pianist and composer, Cedar Walton heeds an articulate, almost courtly variety of hard bop.
(Chinen) ★ Cedar Walton (Friday through Sunday, Tuesday through Thursday) As a pianist and composer, Mr. Walton heeds an articulate, almost courtly variety of hard bop.
The challenge for Balanchine's heirs is that his company's dancers, trained in the refinements of the technique he developed for his own ballets, can articulate almost anything.
She feels betrayed, and her humiliation becomes an articulate, almost visionary energy, which she projects into the mute Elisabeth, conjuring her voice and speaking her story, which echoes the story of Karin and Ingmar: The child was sick.
She feels betrayed, and her humiliation becomes an articulate, almost visionary energy, which she projects into the mute Elisabeth, conjuring her voice and speaking her story, which echoes the story of Karin and Ingmar: **{:.break one} ** The child was sick.
"I'm just fighting for my little girl to get a place at primary school," she said, as she articulated – almost apologetically – why she will be voting out.
I felt that a writer who represents everything that I seemed not to be while growing up – an American, a New Englander, whose work is set in the very terrain in which I was raised and from which I felt always estranged – had articulated, almost two centuries ago, the journey and experience of my family, and had also expressed my project as a writer.
Because Beuys was very articulate - almost too articulate - about the meanings of his performances, sculptures, installations and drawings.
In a few minutes' time he was fully articulate and almost ready to stand.
Such principles as I can articulate are almost obvious, though surprisingly neglected.
