Sentence examples for articulate phrase from inspiring English sources

Maybe not the most articulate phrase that Ferguson, who is often capable of a certain gruff poetry, has ever uttered, but one that encapsulates his philosophy neatly enough: that greatness in sport is not about the possible, but about the impossible.

Jaimie Tapper delivered sharp articulate phrasing in the Pas de Trois.

And on "Limitless," another of his own tunes, Mr. Zaleski kept up a busy ostinato with his left hand — shifting among various complex arrangements of triplet meter — while his right hand dashed off a series of articulate phrases.

There was silence, then they all laughed at my "articulate phrasing".

Brookmeyer took a different path, making the most of the valve trombone's capacity for articulate phrasing, employing swing-driven rhythms, buoyant, often witty, melody-making phrasing and a probing harmonic inventiveness.

You will not see any articulate phrases or any profound similes or metaphors in this book, just plain, direct thoughts....The reason I say this is that I am a chemist--or at least I think I am, or at least I am aiming to be so--a professional chemist...So this is the aim of this book: the daily hazards of a Middle Eastern wife will be candidly revealed.

Rather, they are made up of short motives joined one to another and give rise to frequently articulated phrase groups.

But this account of the Clarinet Quintet had everything, from a richly burnished, firmly unified tone to crisply articulated phrasing in the finale.

Throughout her refined interpretation, Ms. Faust, who played the cadenza by Franz Beyer, performed with a pure, silky tone and restrained vibrato, her elegantly articulated phrasing well matched by the ensemble.

It also greatly suited the crisply articulated phrasing of Arabella Steinbacher who, like Masur, avoided grand gestures while giving a thoroughly unified account of this most lyrical of concertos.

This was Nott's first time with the LSO, and he made the most of it, eliciting an extraordinary finesse and fullness of tone in Beethoven's Second Symphony, which combined impressively with the fast pace and sharply articulated phrasing.