A distinction between 'knowing that' traditional propositional knowledge and 'knowing how' non-articulated and even impossible-to-articulate knowledge—how' non-articulatedby Gilbert Ryle (1949) in andiffevent context.
The sense of experience Edmund had missed is suddenly restored, but it remains impossible to articulate.
It's impossible to articulate, and it's happening now, almost like a perverse secret.... That's always sort of fascinating to me".
Terror is almost impossible to articulate, which is why, as in that video clip of the lovely dad explaining to his son, we counteract it with flowers and candles.
And that is as detailed as she gets when describing her style because, as with anyone to whom looking good comes naturally, she finds it impossible to articulate her approach to fashion.
It's almost impossible to articulate just what a profound influence David Letterman has had on me.
What I saw, heard and learned during that trip is almost impossible to articulate in a 1000 word piece.
As the court noted, "it is difficult if not impossible to articulate a social value that will be advanced" by the distribution of a sex tape.
By its very nature, the players must find it difficult (if not impossible) to articulate this publically, as to do so is to admit to this vulnerability.
I was finding it near impossible to articulate any of my distress because my vocabulary and ability to construct complex sentences capable of capturing nuance seemed to have been fatally compromised.
And like any lived experience of a minority group, it is impossible to articulate unless you have also been forced to accept and internalize a part of yourself that for so long made you feel broken.
