In the case of the Hayward's show, Love Is What You Want, the answer is surprisingly articulate, or at least orderly.
For a man who "writes like a two-year-old", "can't spell" and is too "completely and utterly disorganised" to "fiddle taxes", he has been surprisingly articulate on Twitter so far.
Young-mi's father found Duk-koo, an avid reader of novels and histories like the Samgukji, the history of China's three ancient kingdoms, to be surprisingly articulate.
In conversation with visitors, she made light of such episodes, and was a surprisingly articulate observer of the society from which she had been for so long locked away.
His chronicles of life, surprisingly articulate and thoughtful for an undead, soon lead us to the realization that, for R at least, there is still hope for a revival of the human spirit.
Leonard Abrams's documentary "Quilombo Country" is an up-close-and-personal look at the state of these villages today, featuring surprisingly articulate accounts from residents lacking in formal education mixed with scenes capturing their daily work of making rice, flours and cooking oils.
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.
"I live because this poor, half-crazed genius cared," says the surprisingly articulate monster.
Cassie is surprisingly articulate for somebody with a pink "21st Birthday Girl" sash, a white Hummer for a taxi, and a mouthful of cheese pizza.
In a tongue-in-cheek review, satirical website The Un-Australian describes Johns as "a buffoonish, quintissentially (sic) Australian sportsperson spouting blokeisms", and describes co-host Shane Webcke as "surprisingly articulate".
