articulately's Usage Examples:

much in the intellectual tradition of his family to speak and write articulately about things in a way that makes sense to ordinary people.

think for ourselves, question the sociopolitical order, or communicate articulately.

: they are singing [contrasted to articulately speaking] their words).

They display strong communication skills, speaking articulately and enthusiastically.

pianist Sylvie Courvoisier and violinist Mark Feldman cover a gamut of articulately designed modes of interaction.

praised the film, writing, "The pros and cons of prison riots are stated articulately in the Richard Collins screen story, and producer Walter Wanger uses.

an abundance of emotionally driven mini-themes, consisting of Morris' articulately executed, fluttering single note lines, Mat Maneri's interrogation of.

They speak articulately and with confidence, wear their uniform with pride, and treat the school.

linguistic commonalities between bebop and free jazz have never been as articulately or gracefully rendered as they are in this pair of suites.

play are at their strongest, though, not in what is spoken, however articulately, but in tacitly suggesting a sorrow beyond words that is always waiting.

Like Jukić before him, Knežević too articulately expressed his feeling of national belonging, which he always and primarily.

popular and critical acclaim, and that in the play, Bond "most clearly and articulately expresses a vision that was only suggested in The Pope's Wedding and.

an individual's words (or sometimes unspoken thoughts) at length and articulately, beyond the confines of indirect speech narrowly intended, but nonetheless.

have been dull but Rambabu Gurung has written the story brilliantly and articulately, and with intrigue and has directed with the same passion.

heaven] derive the being and life which other things, some more or less articulately but other feebly, enjoy.

" She was the only spokesperson to articulately address human rights during the event.

is an amusing tale, but some of the other tales, though they wander articulately, too often tend to go nowhere for 20 pages and then end.

and brought out the structural weaknesses plagueing those classes very articulately.

During his three years as ambassador, he "forcefully and articulately put forward Israel's cause to a generally hostile Foreign Office and.

Our poet is as articulately tough as ever.

Synonyms:

eloquently;

Antonyms:

ineloquently; inarticulately;