Articulate in a sentence

A competent, articulate, and persuasive leader who provided a constant, stable contrast to the ridiculousness of Westminster.

Although his first profitable writing was music and literary criticism, in which capacity he wrote many highly articulate pieces of journalism, his main talent was for drama, and he wrote more than 60 plays.

And it’s hard to articulate in words, but I’m going to give it a shot.

As someone who runs an accelerator program, I’m always taken aback by startups that have been fundraising before they can properly articulate how their product is going to create value and a financial return.

A very articulate and sincere young man explains the causes and threats of human caused climate change in a recent letter to the editor (“Act on climate crisis so we can see orcas,” The Herald, Sept. 9).

Big sister, little sister is a great way to articulate it, Taryn.

Both sought and acquired power without being able to articulate convincingly what motivated them to seek it or how they would tackle unfairness and inequality.

Despite usually being cast in the role of a villain, Reptile's allegiance in MK1 is not yet known, but he appears to be a more reasonable and articulate individual in his new form when compared to past versions.

Every day, when a different consultant visited on the ward round, we asked questions; we were articulate, grateful and trusting.

Governing in a manner even remotely consistent with the principles they articulate on the campaign trail (or the party platforms they adopt every two years … ).

His photographs articulate something else, they palpitate with mystery – the great inexplicable essence of life.

I didn’t have the ability to articulate it at that age, but my body was reacting to my experiences at home.

Just because the PM proved unable to articulate a defence for his kerosene-and-cash-guzzling flight does not mean there was not one.

Mahbuba relies on whatever gestures, faces and sounds will best articulate her point.

Mr Berger said: “Creating a digital avatar that can speak, emote and articulate in real-time, connected directly to the subject’s brain, shows the potential for AI-driven faces well beyond video games.

On his program, he pushed Rep. Chip Roy to more clearly articulate how Republicans can be China hawks while limiting the debt.

Pope Benedict was manifestly a man of deep spiritual insight combined with a capacity for focused and articulate theological expression.

Pupils were described as “confident, articulate and happy in school” and the report continued: “They respect each other and are proud of their school.

Senior Criminology lecturer Dr Natasha Mulvihill said Chloe was an “articulate, critically engaged student” who had “an insight and maturity beyond her years”.

Shapland’s paralytic pessimism can make it difficult to disentangle her punishing thoughts from the harsh reality she seeks to articulate.