Murphy makes a good impression in an interview, proving articulate, responsive and poised.
He was unable to describe the creature he found beyond a few surface facts: she had smooth bands of red hair and no good features; she had been deferential and exquisitely clean in her white piqué dress and blue crocheted shawl; and after an initial hesitation, she had proved surprisingly articulate.
George Gagnidze proved an articulate but not properly repugnant Tonio, who stokes Canio's jealousy.
I don't know his name and I don't have a clip to prove how articulate and astute that young man was.
As a citizen, Wendy epitomized an ideal of liberal values: generous, open-minded, caring, loyal, she proved a tireless, articulate, charismatic champion for artist, women, educators, children, and many many others.
One of Labour's immediate problems in Scotland was that the SNP proved sharper at articulating its policies and in presenting itself to the left of Labour.
The framework proved helpful in articulating which of the implementation strategies were kept constant and which were tailored to fit diverse settings, and simplified our reporting of their effects.
Having apologised for the past on the opening day of the campaign he has proved to be an articulate spokesman for a party that most people seem to hate and which hasn't a chance of winning.
Though Ms. Schwartz proved to be an articulate witness for the S.E.C., Sean Coffey, Mr. Tourre's lawyer, spent hours taking apart her testimony, painting her as a poorly informed executive who did not seem to read newspaper articles on the hedge funds she counted as her clients.
In the 90s, companies tried to capture this knowledge in Knowledge Management Systems, but the systems were large and complex and getting people to enter what they knew (even if they could articulate it) proved challenging.
