Object

• disquiet: Whilst Berger and Jacoby articulate deep disquiet with disturbing eloquence they match their unease with an equally articulate hope.

• roadmap: To succeed the OMTP must articulate a detailed technology roadmap for wireless Java.

• truck: He's succeeded in pushing, single-handed, his 19 ton articulated truck for a distance of 80ft.

Modifies a noun

• person: An exciting opportunity exists for an articulate person to join our busy team.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Clare Benedict, the highly articulate hen, holds the stage.

• explicitly: There is usually a minimum standard ( albeit not always very explicitly articulated ), regardless of expectations of grade distributions.

• openly: Occasionally they are more openly articulated, as in his engagement with Bosch.

• nicely: I felt that to be a key challenge to us, however nicely articulated!

• poorly: These early signs are poorly articulated in terms of handshape, location and movement.

Used with why or when

• what: Simon Hughes articulates what many of the Celebrities have been saying for the past year.

• why: I suppose he should be protected from assault, but it's a little hard to articulate why.

• when: I feel I am very confident and articulate when interacting with people, with the ability to express my thoughts and ideas clearly.

Preposition: in

• term: The assessment of the university's ruin associated with deconstruction, however, cannot be articulated in these terms.

• way: Sometimes, indeed, the truth cannot be articulated in any other way, he suggested.