Sentence examples for articulate the content from inspiring English sources
Therefore we cannot express in words the content of the music of Brahms; were I able to articulate the content of a piano concerto of Brahms, I wouldn't have to play it any more.
Students are notoriously incomplete in articulating answers so AutoTutor agents provide pumps, hints, and prompts to encourage the student to articulate the content.
Many theorists approach these questions with a larger theoretical agenda in mind: for example, in an effort to understand the conditions of moral responsibility more generally and the nature of freedom (e.g., Wallace 1994), or in an effort to articulate the content of moral properties (e.g., Gibbard 1990).
G.A. Cohen (2008) criticizes constructivism, so understood, as not being capable of articulating the content of what justice itself requires and instead being suited only for selecting rules of regulation for society.
"The real test is when you disagree with the content of the speech and you still defend the right of someone to articulate the message".
Mill did much to articulate the justification, content, and implications of utilitarian and liberal principles.
At the outset of the pilot, a JC HEM Academic Committee was formed to articulate the nature and content of a Diploma in Liberal Studies.
Freedom, however, is never an unqualified right and, if we argue for the freedom to propagate our faiths, it is important that we articulate also the content and limits of that freedom, especially in religiously diverse societies.
Publishers, both large and small, need to better quantify their value propositions and articulate the differentiation in their content, audience and offering.
One was trying to articulate the differentiating qualities for a new business pitch; the other was drafting marketing content.
When designing learning and assessment environments it is essential to articulate the underpinning education philosophy, theory, model and learning style support mechanisms that inform their structure and content.
