Sentence examples for more articulate than from inspiring English sources

Ancient weapons are more articulate than their keepers.

At least he is not more articulate than you — Dear Optimist: Oh, yes, he is.

Discussing the joys and stresses of boxing, Ms. Rijker is more articulate than most fighters.

The latter pundits have talked more sense and been more articulate than the other two.

session, even with a president far more articulate than the man now in charge.

Language is more articulate than emotion, but it doesn't do the job.

And while economic interdependence was the course advocated by George Bush, Mr. Clinton has become a far more articulate proponent than Mr. Bush ever was.

Although Americans are no more articulate now than they were when Chayefsky was writing his slice-of-life comedies, you wouldn't know it from our popular entertainment.

Rags Parkland is a bit of an oddball, a folk songwriter who's more articulate singing than speaking, awkward but passionate, a pessimist.

He will speak for his constituents by articulating their resentments in more strident, more combative, more articulate terms than they can themselves, which is why they find him brilliant.

Just as bad is Mr. Escalante's representation of his indigent characters as scarcely more articulate or animated than a cow Heli observes.