Sentence examples for articulate comfortable from inspiring English sources
Participation in the Witness Project required that both witness role models and lay health advisors be articulate, comfortable speaking to people, possess a desire to provide health education, commit to an intensive training program, have a commitment to improving cancer education in the community, be willing to be available to the community and to act as a health information resource.
It's established early on in this wry, sensitive film that these are thoughtful, emotionally articulate guys, comfortable openly expressing their affection and love for each other.
"They were so articulate and comfortable in themselves, a range of physiques but all very feminine: Kath Grainger is tall and strong, Jess Ennis packs her strength into a slim frame, Nicola Adams is small but powerful.
The spokesperson should be articulate, and comfortable in front of large crowds and the media.
These are comfortable, articulate, nice people, and you dont mind being in their company.
These composers are now comfortable articulating in fresh ways the music in which they have been most immersed.
"I think the fact is: here's a movement of young people who feel much more comfortable articulating their frustration.
He was more comfortable articulating the death of the men in wartime through the death of nature.
If supporters of Planned Parenthood do not become comfortable articulating this idea, the pro-life movement wins.
For participants who are not as comfortable articulating their experiences verbally, they are likely to be able to represent their experiences visually with far greater depth and richness ensuring their views are captured in the study [ 42- 44].
Both Paul and Cora have come up in life from humble family origins, and if American readers might not be attuned to the fine points of British class divisions, they will at least recognize the milieu in which Paul and Cora now move: financially comfortable, literate, articulate, self-conscious.
