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• r  with eloquence
• r  in an articulate manner
  he argued articulately for his plan

• Scott MacLeod has very articulately, explained why it is perfectly all right for President Obama to show respect to King Abdullah by bowing his head as well as upper part of his .
• He now invests some of that pile and says his website analyses articulately the processes he undertakes when considering investments on his personal account.
• Made his case - such as on the rule of law and immigration - more articulately and smoothly than he generally has in debates and on the trail.

• eloquently

• ineloquently
• inarticulately

News & Articles

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• True Blood Recap: Like a Prayer
  As a society, we've learned not to expect too much of a midget pony. Yes, most of us agree that midget ponies look terrific. But say one of them clip-clopped up to the rolled-down window of your El Camino and began to speak articulately about theology or civil rights or ... More »
  June 24, 2013 - Vulture

Quotes

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• Luis Gutierrez in San Francisco Chronicle (blog)
  The underlying part of any comprehensive immigration bill is family unity,he said. "We need to speak more clearly and more articulately and more frequently that the (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community, and same-sex couples...
• Ronn Torossian in Reuters
  Training allows confidential, authentic communications practices which accentuates a client's strengths, mitigates weaknesses, and allows the client to deliver his or her message effectively, articulately and memorably,said Ronn Torossian,...
• Neil deGrasse Tyson in Las Cruces Sun-News
  She (Patricia) spoke lucidly and articulately about their life together,Tyson said in a PBS podcast. "This was a treasure of storytelling. That has got to be the friendliest family I have ever spent time with in my life. I learned how...