Sentence examples for only articulate from inspiring English sources

He is the most articulate member of the family - really the only articulate Murdoch.

Julius holds that poems can not only articulate such ideas, but can also 'enhance anti-Semitism, making it more attractive by demonstrating its compatibility with artistic expression'.

Mr. Stoppard was not only articulate about the role, he said, "but when he began to read, there was this quality of extraordinary inward focus".

Marx's chief associate, Friedrich Engels, who disliked Hyndman, deliberately widened the breach, and so the only articulate British-born Marxist of the time ceased to be on speaking terms with Marx.

If we can only articulate what those principles might mean in the present, I think we'll be able to move on from our obsession with, or our self-limitation to, identity, in order to reach out to people we haven't been able to reach out to.

He is not only articulate, but also attractive, clean-cut and scandal-free.

Trump is only articulating what others have asserted.

Ravelstein's urges are only articulated in a brief passage in which he confesses that he still thinks "a lot about those pretty boys in Paris".

There, Museveni not only articulated the benefits of family planning but also committed money to it, increasing government funding from $3.3m£250m0m) to $5m annually for five years.

Hytner was a good choice for this show, not only articulating the case for the importance of arts (and, by extension, arts programming) but showing how it was done.

Shapiro shows how, in transforming an old play with a happy ending into The Tragedy of King Lear, Shakespeare not only articulated the perils of separation, but also conceived a new drama that reflected the teeming anxieties of post-Elizabethan England.