Smart and down-to-earth, Monroe, who left school at 16, brilliantly articulates the fears and frustration of a life on benefits.
"I know a lot [of South Carolinians] really appreciate him, like his youthfulness, the manner in which he articulates his message," McCall said.
Salim's story articulates a vision of disorder and decline in a moment of post-imperial upheaval that has made Naipaul vulnerable to accusations of having reactionary artistic politics.
It clearly and precisely articulates the irritations and grievances not just of traditional Conservative supporters, but also of the politically apathetic who consider themselves let down or neglected by Labour.
Imagine, then, the astonishment of Iranian audiences when they saw both these images in "Two Women", a film which recently ended a triumphant, four-month run in cinemas across the country.Despite a powerful conclusion in which Fereshte, the snared wife, movingly articulates her unhappiness, "Two Women" is a flawed work by the high standards set in the past decade by Iranian film makers.
Since neither of the main political parties articulates this world view, Lindsey sees an opening for a third party to capture the centre ground.
It is a document around which the nation can unite, a set of fundamental principles which articulates a consensual national vision.Not here in Hungary.
Occasionally, Motorola articulates a seemingly coherent overall strategy but then, say analysts, it usually fails to deliver.In this section Fear of flying All American now?
It's not until the film is almost over that a Canadian labourer (the co-producer, Brad Pitt) articulates the notion that slavery might be wrong.
When the security forces cut the lights in one street, some enterprising residents managed somehow to bring them back on again.Everyone, from an educated government worker to a builder, articulates very carefully what he or she wants.
His response to the Jones row was to describe Mr Jones as a "person who articulates what a lot of people think".
