inarticulateness

One thing for which he had not been prepared was her inarticulateness.

But then the inarticulateness that everyone did expect closed over him as always.

Apart from all this, he was bound by the inarticulateness of his class.

His inarticulateness causes him pain, as you might expect.

Worse, at the heart of it all was a terrible inarticulateness, as if they had nothing to communicate but threats.

Inarticulateness has become the only fitting form of eloquence.

It is a novel about inarticulateness and confusion that could not itself be more direct and sure.

He opined that Meg's "inarticulateness" was part of her charm.

Among the agonies of these after days is that chief of torments - inarticulateness.

He was confused, painfully conscious of his inarticulateness.

But its powers of manifestation were limited, and we must sympathise With its inarticulateness.

He was dumbfounded now by his inarticulateness.

The movies tell stories but they're also a kind of lyrical documentary of American stasis and inarticulateness.

Communication is limited by almost terminal shyness, sometimes by inarticulateness, often by both.

From a very early period, however, that glory has been dimmed by a curious reluctance to discuss religion, a deliberate inarticulateness.

The greeting-card companies prefer not to comment on whether they are catering to a video-age inarticulateness.

If Vinci has an ear for children's inner thoughts, she has also picked up on their sometimes maddening inarticulateness.

A blend of inarticulateness and action, Jewel personifies Addie's preference for experience over words.

Chernomyrdin's most notorious trait is his inarticulateness, which may stem from an ill-suppressed tendency to swear.

- - - "Serious enough," he said, forming the words with difficulty against the frozen inarticulateness Jupiter had forced upon him.

Though Wharton, in her letters to Fullerton, complained of being reduced to inarticulateness, she was never, of course, that.

He also describes various Blair cabinet ministers as "pygmies" who were intimidated to the point of inarticulateness around American government officials.

He saw that she was biting her lip, struggling to force her words through the barrier of her inarticulateness, and felt a deep pity.

Substitute "inarticulateness" for "taciturnity" and George W. may be the moral cheerleader our own, much different age of luxury demands.

Falconer nails the clumsy inarticulateness of angry and confused teenage boys who can't adequately convey their misery.