Sentence examples for while articulate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Freire's playing, while articulate and textured, was wonderfully impetuous and moody.

Mr. Henck's playing, while articulate and nuanced, sometimes misses the music's whimsy.

While articulate and thoughtful on grown-up subjects, she delights in pulling benevolent pranks, was among the first to snap up the latest Harry Potter tale and often misses the coziness of her old bed.

Even as they attacked, the LulzSec members craftily concealed their own identities, all the while articulating an ever-changing menu of grievances, from government corruption to consumer rights.

The present topology suggests that the trilobite condition is likely derived from the short sagittal projections of taxa like Arthroaspis, while articulating flanges and edge to edge articulations are potentially functionally coupled and have already been present in the ground pattern of NN1 as evident by Siriocaris[ 93].

Mr. Pollini captured the choppy turbulence of the first movement while articulating the knotty inner voices with eerie clarity.

"It is now up to national policy makers to move and activate the European Stability Mechanism, while articulating a credible path and beginning to implement measures to achieve a banking union and greater fiscal integration".

Speaking as Mr. Peres lay mostly unconscious in the hospital after his stroke, Mr. Arens described him as "an inveterate optimist," while articulating the apparent policy void that he was leaving behind.

One of his most significant achievements is to write about class with the elegance of Harold Pinter, Joe Orton and Arnold Wesker - whom he greatly admires - while articulating America's own unique relationship with it.

Such ideas, while articulated to some extent even by ancient Greek philosophers (Gregory 2009), are most commonly associated with William Paley's biological version of the Argument from Design.

While explaining the possible reasons for intense resistance to the reform, Chou and Ching (2012) contended that the reform committee seemingly overlooked the role of social values and learning traditions while articulating the reform policies.