Sentence examples for articulate responsive from inspiring English sources
Murphy makes a good impression in an interview, proving articulate, responsive and poised.
Two employees at Mr. Stanford's prison, a psychologist and a guard, countered the testimony of the psychiatrists and described Mr. Stanford as coherent, articulate and responsive in conversations they had with him.
"He's smart and articulate and thoughtful and open and responsive and tremendously giving in time and energy".
Rather than being mere rationalization, post hoc reasoning might be a process of trying to articulate the considerations one's intuitive judgments were responsive to.
"Unless we can turn things around and come up with a positive agenda that strikes a responsive chord, and people who can articulate that agenda, they take the risk of becoming a regional party, a southern party," he said.
Emily Nagoski, a sex educator who recently published an op-ed piece in the New York Times and her upcoming book, Come As You Are: Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life, is offering some wonderful new language to help us articulate to women (and their lovers) what is going on, making a distinction between spontaneous and responsive arousal.
Bachmann is an articulate and outspoken advocate for her conservative views on domestic and foreign policy issues that seem to have struck a responsive chord with some of the Republican activists who will come out and say who they want for president on a cold winter night in Iowa next year.
Articulate, bright, funny people.
They are highly articulate.
