However, as Captain Black articulated frankly in Catch-22's Glorious Loyalty Oath Crusade: "The important thing is to keep them pledging … It doesn't matter whether they mean it or not.
Wise, articulate, honest and, frankly, still angry, his was a lucid and worrying tale.
It was only when I read Lipsy's articulate, honest and frankly heartbreaking account of her life that I think I got a glimpse of what readers of my book say they experience.
Abby's troubles in the new book are frankly articulated, despite her natural reticence.
"And when we say she's good, she's better than Sarah Palin, who, quite frankly, has become less articulate as the months have rolled by, seems to have more problems expressing herself in an intelligent manner," he said.
We could choose to articulate our ultimate disposition of this issue by frankly acknowledging that the power delegated to the EPA is "legislative" but nevertheless conclude that the delegation is constitutional because adequately limited by the terms of the authorizing statute.
And if you want me to take back what I earlier said, I, frankly, welcome the position that you articulated yesterday to Senator Bingaman, and we might want to leave it at that.
"The minute I met Edie and heard the story and saw, frankly, how beautiful she was and how articulate she was, I was, like, This is it: it couldn't have been a better case," Kaplan told me.
After the success of his last album Hardcourage, however, In The Wild sees Lustman indulge, confess and break out in ways that, again, frankly, few of his peers manage to articulate so thoroughly.
I've enjoyed the Donmar's West End run, even if "Ivanov" was as much Stoppardian and articulate as Chekhovian and bereft, and "Madame de Sade" was frankly silly.
To Black Arts writers, literature was frankly a means of exhortation, and poetry was the most immediate way to model and articulate the new Black consciousness the movement sought to foster.
