Sentence examples for but articulate from inspiring English sources

His body itself speaks an abstract but articulate language.

Cicely Tyson was the embodiment of thirties leftist Jewish politics — a dignified integrationist, poor but articulate.

The reserved but articulate teacher failed to realise that the liberation movement picked him to provide a respectable image.

One distinguishing quality throughout the program was the blessedly soft but articulate point work of the corps de ballet.

I met with the F.K.N.K.'s spokesman, Joseph Perici Calascione, a nervous but articulate man, at the organization's cramped, cluttered headquarters.

His writing tended to be stilted and formulaic, but he was a superb speaker, at his best in the Commons, but articulate and usually humorous, as occasion demanded.

But articulating passagework with pristine clarity was not his priority.

But articulating the boundaries of such a policy is no easy task.

Dissent should be encouraged in debates about strategy but articulated privately.

He wrote "The Gift" because he could find no place where his own motivations for writing poetry were well articulated, but articulating them required a poet's suggestiveness.

Not to engage the rebels, says one French officer, but to "articulate" France's position.