Sentence examples for articulate has from inspiring English sources

The 38-year-old Mr. Podeswa, who is warm and bitingly articulate, has seen his own share of life's eccentricities.

True, he's a toned-down version — no Ayn Rand, please, we're British — but other aspects of package are there in full force: he's articulate, has a vision that's completely at odds with everything we actually know about macroeconomics, and he was for a while the darling not just of the right but of self-proclaimed centrists on both sides of the Atlantic.

This is a woman who is smart, articulate, has worked hard and well for children and families for many years, has served her state well in Congress and has acted in a professional and collegial manner while carrying out her duties.

Those unprepossessing creatures with their sharp beaks, eyes on the sides of tiny heads, and no arms and hands to articulate have always been difficult to animate.

I personally didn't think it was racial in any way -- until it was explained to me that "articulate" had a history of being a racial code word.

"The speech, and more importantly the policy it articulated, has made Tories feel better about being Tories.

"The government, for reasons yet to be articulated, has chosen to destroy a classroom in the sky," the lawyer, Irwin W. Aronson, said.

The mystery of why some of the bones in the skull of Tyrannosaurus rex are loosely articulated has been solved.

But in essence, he says, they are "barely articulated, have virtually no coherent structure and are only partially accepted by those who carry out the associated practices".

All the fears that were articulated have been dispelled.

Tall, fit and articulate, he has already served in Lebanon and Gaza.