It is about better articulating English feeling in a progressive, open and modern yet vernacular way – if such a thing can be done – and then reuniting it with practical, achievable politics.
"I asked my executive committee to come, and play the Champions League final here, to honour the FA for its 150 year anniversary," Platini says in that quickfire way of his, a pronounced French accent to his articulate English.
An articulate English speaker with a distinctive American accent, he became a familiar face on US television and an effective advocate of the Israeli cause.
Quite simply, Cameron cannot afford to allow UKIP to be the only party articulating English resentment about their place in the post-devolution UK.
I speak both the local dialect and the articulate English she's used to in DC, and thus served as a good translator.
It gets lost in translation whereas the sound is forgotten as an isolated language articulating what English vernacular fails.
Norma Khouri was perfect talent for a publishing house: an outspoken and articulate English-as-a-second-language author shining a light on a bone-chilling culture of brutal misogyny in an exotic foreign location.
Qayum was an older, slightly fleshier version of his brother Hamid, and spoke uncannily like him, in the same carefully articulated, American-accented English.
These views presaged ideas that resurfaced in the 1920s and were articulated by the English embryologist Walter Garstang, who argued that vertebrates could have evolved from something as inconsequential as the larva of a tunicate (sea squirt).
One day, Green whispers to me confidingly in husky, French-tinged, but nearly over-articulated English, she was in her trailer in Ireland.
All participants were recruited from the greater Salt Lake area and spoke well-articulated English.
