Sentence examples for articulate class from inspiring English sources

In England the statesman David Lloyd George was an especially articulate class warrior, declaring: "All down history nine-tenths of mankind have been grinding corn for the remaining tenth and have been paid with husks and bidden to thank god they had the husks".

but then revised this, interlining "Articulate," crossing out "of," and ending the sentence, resulting in. of the great Articulate class.

The Germanic languages developed a particularly articulate class of modal verbs within the Indo-European languages (see Abraham and Leiss 2008 and references therein).

I can see no very great difficulty (not more than in the case of many other structures) in believing that natural selection has converted the simple apparatus of an optic nerve merely coated with pigment and invested by transparent membrane, into an optical instrument as perfect as is possessed by any member of the great Articulate class...

Darwin began writing of the great, but then hesitated, crossing out the comma, and continued with of the great class of but then revised this, interlining "Articulate," crossing out "of," and ending the sentence, resulting in of the great Articulate class. of the great, but then hesitated, crossing out the comma, and continued with. of the great class of.

"This is the vocal, articulate middle class who form an important constituency of every political party," Mr. Karnik said.

Even the agenda's strongest advocates admit giving service users more rights might just empower the articulate middle class.

It was initially a crown colony governed by an autocratic governor, whose more extreme powers were modified by the presence in Cape Town of an articulate middle class and by the arrival in 1820 of some 5,000 British settlers.

Articulate middle-class patients may be able to make their own appointments, but the confused, timid or disorganised may not.

I'm a relatively articulate middle-class person with a passable accent and some funds behind me.

He is the core of the Nation's target audience - an articulate, working-class black man who sees little prospect for his own progress within white-dominated American mainstream.