Sentence examples for more articulately from inspiring English sources

My reaction to this was a silent Ha! Others disagreed with Douthat more articulately.

So far, Mr. Menendez has handled these nuances far more articulately and forcefully than his rival.

Few living pianists have thought more deeply about the music they play, or spoken or written about it more articulately.

Dancers often restrain themselves, necessarily, during practice, but Cornejo and Copeland seemed to be leaping higher, and moving more articulately, than they did onstage.

Her husband, who has mostly been sleeping at home, more articulately explained, "The point is to get the sales, because everybody's on a fixed income".

It seems reasonable to me that if people could communicate even at the level of scientist to scientist, more freely, more articulately, it might spark more things.

With it, she hopes her philosophy, that self-knowledge can emerge through the loss of inhibitions involved in sexual exploration, comes across more fully and articulately than it does through her jewelry.

In his review for The Village Voice, critic Robert Christgau gave the album an A-, saying, "Like nobody less than Nirvana...they voice the arena-rock agon more vulnerably and articulately than any Englishman standing.

Their purpose has become corrupted by decades of incremental innovation, to the point that no platform holder can articulately express what they are about any more.

More complex other-regarding virtues would involve a willingness and ability to articulately communicate one's reasons to others, or the creativity to discover knowledge new to a community.

"I worry that your methods" — he turned toward Dr. Dawkins — "how articulately barbed you can be, end up simply being ineffective, when you have much more power of influence".