On the Web, on eBay and in postings on sites like Fashion Dolls Anonymous, the articulate, rather sensible bunch of them seemed more eager to trade secrets on where to find doll-size zippers or the best doll hair or tiny Lucite shoes than to worry over reintroducing nipples.
POLITICS is about a bunch of articulate, motivated people trying to engage the interest of another, mostly apathetic lot.
I'm guessing not, but you try articulating that to a bunch of huge men who are in the business of scaring the shit out of you for no particular reason.
Fortunately, this particular bunch is polite, articulate and thoughtful about the subject on the agenda: free speech.
What an educated, articulate and, by definition, under-occupied bunch - that's a hell of a thinktank sitting there, waiting to be tapped.
(Nate Chinen) JOHN BUNCH TRIO (Tuesday) John Bunch, an articulate pianist well into his 80s, leads his longstanding swing trio with the guitarist (and fellow octogenarian) Bucky Pizzarelli and the bassist (and sometime singer) Jay Leonhart.
Mason said the Trump team "articulated a desire to open up the briefing and they asked a bunch of questions about that," but deferred to Spicer as to what their motivation may be for seeking changes. .
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton articulated this view quite precisely just last month, when she likened North Korea's regime to a bunch of misbehaving juveniles: "The experience I've had with small children and teenagers and people who are demanding attention: Don't give it to them".
The journalist was asking a bunch of inappropriate questions about sex interspersed with more serious questions, and I was trying to articulate how far I would go to protect my family.
