Characteristics of a good critic are articulateness, preferably having the ability to use language with a high level of appeal and skill.
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What he risked was not a revelation of a communist past ( there was none ) but a public show of his educated articulateness.
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Yet for all their articulateness, the affluent, intelligent people in the play are ill equipped to deal with it as anything but a joke.
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Shakespeare, through Hamlet, has made us skeptics in our relationships with anyone, because we have learned to doubt articulateness in the realm of affection.
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The hard fact that criminal justice is grossly relative is never clearer than when a felon gifted with articulateness approaches the gallows, rallying celebrities to his side.
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Backers of the consulting approach say that Leah and her colleagues, who are handpicked for their creativity and articulateness, can provide more in-depth information.
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Aside from his taste in books and his rarely displayed articulateness, the usually unwashed Kaczynski did not raise eyebrows around Lincoln, where many people live secluded lives.
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But in " Wasteland, " an um-free zone where articulateness is the only significant measure of a man or a woman, it is tiresome.
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"He had a great combination of erudition and articulateness, but he was an earthy guy _ stocky, down-to-earth, " said Dellorfano.
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In another story recounted about Hylan's supposed lack of intelligence and articulateness, his successor Jimmy Walker, appointed Hylan as judge of the Queens Children's Court.
