Inarticulate

In fact, in Rolling Stone’s“The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time,” Mitchell’s “Blue”is ranked at 30 and Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” at sixth — another Black artist whom Wenner deemed simply too inarticulate to be included as a master of the craft.

Over the last decade that it has been in the Opposition, the Congress has seemed inarticulate and inconsistent in terms of what it stands for.

The incident is Harris’s latest pronouncement ripped by critics as inarticulate and unpresidential.

The populism scholar Daphne Halikiopoulou has argued that radical right parties often work by recognizing generalized and inarticulate feelings of anger or dissatisfaction, and offering their policies as catch-all solutions.

A childlike inarticulate man creates the impression that his vague, parabolic language is actually profound and he begins to wield significant power.

Back then, he was inarticulate and was later convicted of assaulting a topless dancer girlfriend.

In many cases, suspects may be emotional, perhaps panicked, inarticulate, unintelligent, easily influenced, confused or frightened or a combination of these.

To be inarticulate about your goals, even to not understand them, does not negate their existence.

Wherever possible in the show, we have tried to heighten emotion or to articulate inarticulate adolescence through music, song or dance.