articulately造句

• Soon, though, his words flow quickly and articulately.
• And I think that speaks pretty articulately to the issue.
• And communicate he did _ calmly, articulately, consistently, comprehensively.
• :You write articulately and with great enthusiasm and passion.
• The Yale-educated actress and director always presents herself articulately and unpretentiously.
• Of course Clinton can speak articulately about how her faith has influenced her personally.
• "The 12 Principles of Creating Well-Being are thoughtfully and articulately presented.
• Perry lets it unfold slowly and articulately.
• :That was a comprehensive, well thought-out, and articulately expressed proposal.
• Ms . Carpenter-McMillan could hardly have stated the pro-choice position more articulately.
• Denis, an attorney, speaks articulately about community revitalization and could have a future in politics.
• He even answered reporters'questions _ slightly better and more articulately than the average television starlet.
• Make sure the organization's leaders articulately explain the reasons for change within the industry or company.
• He said he was frustrated that so many black kids believed that speaking articulately was a white characteristic.
• You have to be able to travel, and talk about your work articulately, and show up.
• Speaking standardized English became " You speak so beautifully " or " articulately ."
• Rockwood, a Buddhist whose pride as a military man includes avoidance of barracks vulgarity, defended himself articulately.
• I even gave him a card, because I was afraid I wouldn't speak articulately ."
• His measured, carefully chosen words reveal someone who has something important to say and can say it articulately.
• Some of the governors groused that Clinton has spoken articulately of returning power to the governors but failed to deliver.