Hyperarticulate

And what we should also note is that Steve Forbes ran on the flat tax twice, and this was a certainly hyperarticulate, if anything, politician. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Viewers love Leonard (Johnny Galecki) and Sheldon (Jim Parsons) not because they can tie string theory into artful bows -- no, they love these hyperarticulate guys BECAUSE THEY'RE INFRIOR TO US IN ONE AREA AMERICANS PRIDE THEMSELVES IN EXCELLING: SOCIALIZING. (emphasis mine, 'natch) ❋ Lyda222 (2010)

Yet too often he sounds like a hyperarticulate Tin Man .... ❋ Unknown (2010)

Led by a sardonic and hyperarticulate writer named Larry Kramer, ACT UP promised to transform the landscape of AIDS treatment using a kind of militant activism unprecedented in the history of medicine. ❋ Siddhartha Mukherjee (2010)

Yet too often he sounds like a hyperarticulate Tin Man.... ❋ The Huffington Post News Team (2010)

He both likes and dislikes that Vidal is a “hyperarticulate critic of the excesses of the American Empire.” ❋ Unknown (2009)

His quirky and hyperarticulate defense of his ideas, in books and columns and on television, gained him celebrity, and he used his stardom to propagate his ideas. ❋ Richard Brookhiser (2009)

But this sharp and painfully funny coming-of-age story — a hyperarticulate comedy about an inarticulate boy — manages to avoid just about every cliché of the genre. ❋ Unknown (2007)

That is still a trademark and requires initial capitalization, but few use inner caps to describe the reading device by which tongue-tied anchor-people become hyperarticulate. ❋ William Safire (2003)

But Dawson, a hyperarticulate Cambridge graduate who is almost impossible to fluster, did not bend too far Wednesday during his annual pre-Open news conference. ❋ By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY (2011)

Though lacking in gravitas, the strong and supple dancers look exceptionally good in Bonachela's hyperarticulate, expansive style. ❋ Sanjoy Roy (2011)

This fall he played a self-destructive, hyperarticulate has-been of a professor in the title role of Simon Gray's revived 1971 comedy ❋ By SARAH LYALL (2011)

Pulp Fiction, we spent the next 10 years watching films with hyperarticulate bad guys wreaking gruesome violence in stories told in nonlinear fashion. ❋ Marshall Fine (2011)