Sentence examples for communications articulate from inspiring English sources

Constraints in our use of communication materials are often socially and historically produced; to ask after the constraints as we teach or compose can help us understand how material choices in producing communications articulate to social practices we may not otherwise wish to reproduce.

To do the job well requires vision, the communications skills to articulate that vision, and the ability to make people believe in the vision.

WHEN Michael Singh arrived in Stratford about five years ago, by all accounts the 30-year-old who said he ran a home-based communications company seemed bright, articulate and cocky as he told all who would listen that he possessed unique political talents that would take him far, even to the United States Congress.

Communicating Science: Wanted, Articulate Scientists.

And this outmoded understanding of history has thrown traditional readings of reputation out of joint with those normally articulated by the communications industry.

Mr. Gore has always been one of his party's smartest and most articulate leaders -- on foreign affairs, communications issues and finance, as well as the environment.

One leading communications adviser said Geithner is "apparently incapable of articulating the problems and the solutions.

"Gravity" achieved narrative liftoff by articulating themes of technology, isolation and communications in epic terms.

In September, the National Republican Senatorial Committee's communications director called Grimes "an empty dress" who is "incapable of articulating her own thoughts".

"Our feeling about Sean is that he's bright, articulate and obviously contemporary," said Lou D'Ermilio, Fox's senior vice president for communications.

Their lawyer is played by Richard Schiff, putting a sinister spin on his sad-voiced, hyper-articulate character from "The West Wing" (Toby Ziegler, director of communications).