articulately造句

• And Albright has articulately defended Clinton's shifting policy toward Iraq, whatever it may be at any time.
• "In just weeks they were more confident and spoke up their minds articulately, " he said.
• In fact, I am going to express their case as articulately and as touchingly and as beautifully as I can.
• One wonders if this history gives undue weight to those who granted media access and came off more articulately than others.
• First one must try to solve the problem diplomatically and . . . what should I say . . . articulately.
• So articulately demonstrative were the recitatives that the non-Italian-speaker could follow every nuance without the need of words.
• This school year, you put together Powerpoint presentations on endangered species, learned to Google and articulately discussed Gettysburg and Goliad.
• After regaining consciousness in July 2002, news reports said Liu had begun walking with assistance and was able to speak articulately.
• Ants is a sweeping documentary that vividly and articulately relates the present to the past, and the personal to the political.
• His opponent, Nelson Antonio Denis, is an attorney who speaks articulately about economic development and the need for expanding youth programs.
• When he represents the Republican Party on national TV, he will be able to articulately define our message and express our agenda.
• And as funding becomes harder and harder to find, the artistic director has to articulate a vision, well, more articulately.
• There's a terrifically written and performed scene about midpoint in the movie when the two men articulately argue their opposing views.
• "I'm able to sometimes express things even more articulately on the piano than I am with singing,"
• The Malimath Committee Report submitted in March, 2003 has very articulately laid down the foundation of a restructured and reoriented police system.
• How precise ( and well-balanced ) they deploy these colours in order to emotionalise the pure, most articulately depicted structure.
• She was one of the first to make culture her primary focus as she argued passionately and articulately for social justice and equity.
• The Bouncing Souls knocked out songs that ran less than two minutes each; Bad Religion played minor-key, articulately argued polemics.
• I agree that some of them have brilliant artistic ideas, but can they convey them articulately enough to get funding for the programs?
• I am nominating this for featured article because having recently received GAN, I feel that the article articulately and professionally explains the subject.