| During his emotional campaign, his articulacy and diplomacy had shown footballers in a new light, dispelling their image as muddied oafs and gaining them overwhelming public sympathy. |
| If the characters do not have backbone, articulacy and humour, then that pretty much scuppers high comedy. |
| Research puts the rest down to factors including articulacy, assertiveness and skills such as leadership, which are instilled by public schools. |
| Ever the idealist, she wants to harness that private articulacy and put it in the public domain. |
| To restate the obvious, being a gifted footballer is no guarantee of articulacy or authenticity. |
| His articulacy, coupled with his background knowledge, puts him head and shoulders above all other part-time BBC football summarisers. |
