| Sometimes his fist is raised in anger, always as a means to convey male frustration and inarticulacy. |
| The biggest one for any curator must be how to handle all that inarticulacy. |
| Finally, shared-values theory creates a peculiar sort of inarticulacy when it comes to the true character of our political institutions. |
| He's so laid back he's practically prone, closing down questions in a southern-fried drawl, acting the cool guy to the point of inarticulacy. |
| Howie is trapped by a crippling inarticulacy, resigned to his fate as a meek-mannered man with the face of a war criminal. |
