Sentence examples for So articulated from inspiring English sources

But the idea of a private language is more usually hidden: the confusions supposed to belong to it allegedly underlie a range of articulated philosophical notions and theories, without themselves being so articulated.

It is perhaps blasphemous to suggest that the worthy Mr. Elbaz's more profound talent is his genius for interior design, which is so articulated in this space that one really wishes Lanvin had a furniture collection.

And yet, glib as I was, I still believe the American genius, for all its original sins (and slavery was a great sin), lies in a combination of an essential optimism and an essential pessimism about human nature so articulated by the nation's founders as to make self-correcting renewal the nation's core identity.

Nonetheless, the pedestrian behavioural specification is so articulated, encompassing even an adaptive mechanism for the preservation of group cohesion, to the point that the model is more properly classified as agent-based.

[Mark Sainsbury, 'Concepts without Boundaries' (1990: 257)] "The world is capable of being cut up in so many ways, and whenever we consider such a cut (some principle of individuation), we are considering the world cut that way, i.e., so articulated.

Now we are engaged in a long fight, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can adhere to that spirit so articulated.

In doing so, articulating an agreed-upon nomenclature, career lattice, and incentive system will contribute to reducing the complex patchwork of the ECEC system.

"He was so articulate," she said.

"It's so articulate," he said.

SCHECHNER Ivo, your stagings are so articulate.

- Ray Wilkins "It was nice to hear Ray Wilkins speaking so articulate".