Meanings of become articulate in English

With generous appreciation and sympathetic encouragement, Percival's genius would become articulate.

It does not lie in intellectual content, for thought to become articulate demands speech.

The writer was overwhelmed with this revelation that food had become articulate at last.

She was womanhood become articulate, talking to her lover.

He had become articulate only at the last.

What would happen if he should allow the fear and suffering which racked him to become articulate?

In the West poor men, when they become articulate in literature, are always sentimentalists and nearly always optimists.

What of the "mute, inglorious" company of those who have had no chance to become articulate?

Her art is restrained, focussed upon those points where America, in its normality and in its eccentricity, has become articulate.

Meenachi of Madura, if she could become articulate, might tell us something of the life of the average girl to-day.

But when the cattle become articulate, begin to speak, defend themselves and express ideas then the situation becomes intolerable, unmitigatedly repulsive.

If, occasionally, her speculations stirred the muddy reaches of certain furtive desires, she took care that they did not become articulate.

He was as sure of it as if the heavens and the earth had instantly become articulate to shout the terrible sentence.

English language and had not lost the instinct of self-preservation, they would certainly have become articulate in response to such an unveiled hint.

The peasantry, the great mass of the population, became articulate very slowly.

At last the sound from overhead became articulate It was weird, uncanny.