She in turn tries to get them to speak as they do with the cameras switched off: fluently and articulately, but naturally.
Not as loudly or as articulately as it must have hoped.
And Mr Cameron performed pretty well, answering the toughest questions more articulately than Mr Miliband, and less flustered than Mr Clegg, whose party's plunging ratings have made him a rather painful side-show in this campaign.Whether Mr Cameron's assured performance will make much difference to the Tories' prospects was especially hard to judge, however.
He spoke fast, quietly and articulately; words popped out of him like little, neatly shaped balls.
His Yumi Lukautim Mosbi ("We look after Port Moresby") project has helped to clean up the city streets and to restore some sense of civic pride.We arrive at the University of Papua New Guinea, where Puka Temu, the deputy prime minister, is speaking articulately and sensibly.
She has spoken out courageously and articulately about this vilification, which includes everything from physical insults to all sorts of unconscionable threats of sexual violence, and believes that more people should report these offences, and that the police should be better trained to deal with them.
She found video of an 11-year-old who, in 1996, had articulately discussed her illness with Oprah and was now excelling as an adult.
Along with arguing against the decision very articulately, the author made a contribution to the newspaper's fund which compensated "official stupidities", paying for copies of the book to be given to children who asked for them.
Robin Williams has been honoured at the spot where he touched the most hearts during his rich and eccentric career, with fans scrawling Good Will Hunting quotes by the bench in Boston where his character so articulately conveyed the beauty of worldly experience and the simple magnificence of love.
Moreover, it would take a courageous peasant (there were no professional lawyers or speech writers as yet) to get up and articulately denounce a bribe-swallowing basileus, especially if as seems possible unsuccessful appeal could actually result in increase of sentence.
No one promises permanence to any of us, of course; Wiman has experienced earlier and more articulately an encounter with death that many of us are destined to share.
