Sentence examples for allows to articulate a from inspiring English sources

The prototype allows to articulate a two-word query.

I'm not an economist, so I think I'm allowed to articulate a sentient position: I think things are better since 1) the stimulus stimulated stuff and 2) firms that were about to go under beneath the tide were bailed out.

Josh is never allowed to articulate any rationale for his sudden adherence to committed orthodox belief.

"We were never allowed to articulate ourselves the way we do right now".

I think it's important that Tom is now allowed to articulate exactly how he feels".

Writers who spend their lives chasing ghosts, angels, demons, syllables and the shapes of things unknown aren't allowed to articulate how disturbing and fantastic and marvellous this process is.

Whose words will we allow to articulate our opinions, shape our understandings of one another, and influence our very reality?

Habermas's conception of the cooperation between philosophy and the social sciences in rational reconstruction of practical knowledge allows him to articulate a normative conception of "real democracy" more fully and to develop a social scientifically informed conception of democracy that is an alternative to current liberal practices.

In the same way that his recent Cairo speech allowed him to articulate a new relationship with the Muslim world, Mr. Obama can speak directly to ordinary Africans with a message that will resonate: Autocracy and corruption need not be the norm.

Emotions can only be conveyed to the extent that they allow speakers to articulate a verbal message.

The Kantian notion of the sublime allowed Schiller to articulate an ideal of the subjection of Neigung ("impulse") to Pflicht ("duty"), which results in an inner composition and control expressed outwardly in grace and composure.