Sentence examples for articulate a view from inspiring English sources
Blair regards Brexit as the biggest challenge facing UK politics and as a former prime minister, believes he is entitled to articulate a view.
In doing so, I articulate a view about how my own ongoing work on global justice can be seen as a contribution to an actual global discourse.
Catholics were more likely than Protestants to articulate a view that science disproves the biblical account of creation, as were older students (fifth year and lower sixth) compared to younger students.
What follows is a sketch of that method in Cohen's philosophy: how it emerged from his interpretation of Kant; how he sought to apply that method in epistemology and philosophy of science, as well as in ethics, political theory, and aesthetics; and finally, how he sought to articulate a view of religion as a necessary counterpart to philosophy done according to that method.
When colonists shouted, "No taxation without representation," they articulated a view of legitimate governance very much relevant to this case.
"So each person who has articulated a view on this issue, they have every right to do that, and that's what politicians do.
She marshaled academic research that showed it would reduce the depth and frequency of recessions, articulating a view that has prevailed at the Fed.
The Press Association quoted Judd Charlton, a ventriloquist from Camden in north London, who perhaps articulated a view that some of the media wanted to capture.
Mr. Hoffman articulated a view that is often whispered within the business community — among those who are voting against Mr. Trump — but rarely spoken aloud.
Nixon is untested in leadership & has never articulated a view of the future that could be called inspired or inspiring, he has assets that are formidable and have often been lacking in the White House.
In this he fully articulated a view that had been gathering force in the colonies (it was also the opinion of Franklin) that Parliament's lawful sovereignty stopped at the shores of Britain.
