Sentence examples for most articulately from inspiring English sources
This view has been challenged by many people, and perhaps most articulately by Samuel Huntington.
The supporters are most articulately represented by Hacked Off, the group formed by people who view themselves as victims of misbehaviour by newspapers.
In "Skylight," the geography of these disparate nations is mapped most articulately by Kyra Hollis (Ms. Mulligan), a 30-ish urban schoolteacher, and the much older Tom Sergeant (Mr. Nighy), a self-made restaurant entrepreneur.
If Burkhauser's approach was accepted, it would render moot the basic political and philosophical tenets of the Obama presidency, which he expressed most articulately at the start of the last presidential campaign: For most Americans, the basic bargain that made this country great has eroded.
However, it is Jim Lehrer who speaks most articulately on this topic.
In light of this reality, one of the takeaway messages of the summit rang through, spoken most articulately by the pearl-donning Dame Stephanie Shirley, U.N. ambassador of philanthropy.
An American at the next table leans over, excuses himself for interrupting, and says that one explanation of British cultural power is that Brits just use the English language more articulately than most Americans do.
Most of the audience Tuesday evening participated, articulately and appreciatively, in a post-performance discussion.
Moving articulately across the clarinet, he made the most of the instrument in both jazz and classical genres, a skill which served him well in his work as a big band and studio musician.
But it seems to me all you did -- really -- was just state very articulately and in a way people could understand what most women feel".
Especially the love letters – the 12-page letter that is his first to Eleanor Clark is the most remarkable of them ("I am too feeble in the head just at the moment to be able to tell you articulately the things I like about you but, putting it shortly, you are, as they say, a revelation to me").
