| Let us remember the inarticulateness of ritualism, how it stifles rather than utters the feelings of the heart. |
| Every man wants superiority and distinction for himself, he only wants equality, invisibility, and inarticulateness for others. |
| In style, the contrast with the combination of inarticulateness and irritability of his predecessor could not have been greater. |
| For a few fortunate years, in the second half of the forties, Roethke did succeed in making magic out of inarticulateness. |
| So when I found out that he was on the panel, I was reduced to a bundle of inarticulateness. |
| The movies tell stories but they're also a kind of lyrical documentary of American stasis and inarticulateness. |
