Sentence examples for sound articulated from inspiring English sources

Its subject in the sense of its "root principle" is the "letter" that makes up words; its subject conceived as an "integral whole" is "a fitting and complete oration;" and its subject conceived as "universal whole" is "meaningful sound, articulated and ordered".

Ms. Parnas (a granddaughter of the famed cellist Leslie Parnas) brought velvety sound, articulate passagework and keen imagination to her performance, abetted all the way by Mr. Laredo and his players.

"My being articulate and being able to communicate well kind of throws them off because when you think of somebody from the inner city you might not necessarily think they're going to sound articulate and be somewhat intelligent.

And in another decade's time, machine learning might be just advanced enough to write for us, in a style based on our best work, making us sound articulate and intelligent when we're still fumbling for the coffee.

"He has spoken at conferences about that (the social media) and when he is on track he is sound, articulate and good-humoured but there is a red mist that comes down and it knocks you back to square one".

And not wrapped up in trying to be "clever" or "sound articulate," I feel an ease, a fluency I never had.

You should sound articulate and intelligent whenever you speak.

Although the transplant involved a donor, the voice Ms Jensen speaks with is her own due to the way air moves through her mouth and way sound is articulated by her tongue.

Historically, the Tories have been pretty sound on articulating what SD means, going right back to the UK's first sustainable development strategy in the 1990s.

He sounded articulate, speaking in full, well-rounded sentences, but stopped short of eloquence.

At first glance, such letters, and the millenarian spirituality they articulated, sound like vestiges of the culture modern men and women left behind.