For "nail", read "make a reasonably articulate point about".
He also did not reckon on Mr. Simon being a reasonably articulate, vigorous and attractive candidate.
He went in strong, mobile, healthy, continent, reasonably articulate, cheerful and able to lead a fulfilled daily life with my mother.
Months later, when I asked why he'd entered the race, Allon said, "I thought a Jewish guy, son of Holocaust survivors, former public-school teacher, business entrepreneur, a reasonably articulate and thoughtful person, could do well".
That greater educational attainment – helped by Gen X and baby boomers voting for more university places – could also be why Gen Y are reasonably articulate in venting their anger.
Joshua Kendall, author of First Dads: Parenting and Politics from George Washington to Barack Obama, said: "Donald Trump can show off his kids, and they're reasonably articulate, but the one thing that's really missing is a vision of the future and what we're going to leave our children.
Mr Gandhi was composed and reasonably articulate - if slightly pedantic - while setting out his vision for much-needed reforms in his party and for India's development.
I was straight (didn't drink, smoke or do drugs) reasonably articulate, occasionally funny and capable of 'smart' conversation, which he loved.
President Obama has articulated a reasonably comprehensive strategy for Afghanistan, but there is no chance of defeating the Taliban and Al Qaeda unless Pakistan's leaders stop temporizing (and in some cases collaborating) and get fully into the fight.
