“This tension between verbal inarticulation and the certainty of a written script informs several scenes throughout the play.”

“A further shared prejudice is the dualistic opposition between either victimization or total freedom, total inarticulation or consummate mastery of language.”

“But inarticulateness can be a serious liability when nuanced explanations from the Commander-in-Chief are required.”

“So when I found out that he was on the panel, I was reduced to a bundle of inarticulateness.”

“Let us remember the inarticulateness of ritualism, how it stifles rather than utters the feelings of the heart.”

“Despite his well-developed vocabulary and deep knowledge on the subject, the professor's inarticulacy became apparent as he fumbled for words and hesitated during his lecture.”

“The inarticulacy of the speaker made it difficult for the audience to understand his intended message.”

“Sometimes his fist is raised in anger, always as a means to convey male frustration and inarticulacy.”