Additionally, philosophers have not always been explicit about whether, and to what extent, they are making empirical claims: For example, are their depictions of moral character meant to identify psychological features of actual persons, or to articulate ideals that need not be instantiated in actual human psychologies?
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.
Many executives feel the need to articulate an ideal end-state for their organizations often in the guise of a corporate vision.
School staff were able to articulate their ideal for MFMC facilitators: quality, well-trained facilitators (articulate in English and local language(s)) able to facilitate MFMC programme several times each year, supporting post-MFMC AIDS activities and acting as a resource person able to provide HIV and AIDS materials (leaflets, posters etc).
That doesn't mean we can't work together to find new ways to articulate the ideals that we share.
It is an improbable development in a state where both parties articulate Jeffersonian ideals of small government and low taxes.
Parsifal's great outburst of remorse and understanding after Kundry's kiss was unquestionably the highlight, grippingly articulated and ideal for his voice's current stage of development.
He never articulated any ideal for how America could harness its economic success -- and build coalitions between responsible social activists, enlightened companies and inspired government -- to promote social justice at home and abroad.
But the Declaration of Independence, he insisted, articulated an ideal that "should be familiar to all and revered by all, constantly looked to, constantly labored for, even though never perfectly attained".
They articulate various ideals that agents can realize to various degrees when they act.
