Sentence examples for articulate capable from inspiring English sources

But now, they said, there was a "New Negro" who, unlike Nigger, was "culturally articulate", capable of "artistic self-expression" and able to document "the recent transformations of the inner and outer life of the Negro".

While one is charmingly articulate, capable of negotiating with private clients and a production company to create both beautiful gardens and engaging television, the other requires considerable support and is minimally verbal.

Wrack's only comment on Muir's piece is that "my fellow candidates – train drivers, tube workers, local government workers, fire fighters – are all as articulate and capable as I am".

According to Baker, UTCs provide employers with the workers they say they need but rarely get: flexible, imaginative, articulate, reliable, capable of working with others and of responding to customers' requests.

Stockman's characterization of an "articulate" Nugent capable of "balance" might raise eyebrows among the rocker's critics.

Here was an articulate, intelligent candidate capable of taking Unionism beyond its traditional enclaves.

And they are right, he is a very capable, articulate figure," said George Galloway, the Labour MP for Glasgow Kelvin.

Yet MacNeice is effortlessly, almost ridiculously articulate — he seems capable (again like Auden) of writing about nearly anything, and in nearly any form.

Any explanation of such an unprecedented development must include an analysis not only of Muhammad's individual genius but also of his ability to articulate an ideology capable of appealing to multiple constituencies.

And the lawyer at the lectern, a Louisiana prosecutor named Carla S. Sigler, responded, "I would refute that, Justice Thomas," indicating that he had articulated a proposition capable of refutation.

A new fully articulating dual launcher capable of high speed spatial scanning has been designed and tested.