Sentence examples for articulated it was from inspiring English sources

The baker said his cake-selling preferences flowed from his religious views, but, as a judge nicely articulated, it was actually factually illegal discrimination based on sexual orientation.

In view of the wide cultural difference between Kuwait and the western world where the questionnaires were originally articulated, it was necessary to examine whether the responses of our subjects would yield similar domains as in the original questionnaires.

I don't think it can be articulated: it's like that blood donor relationship, why do people do it?

First, this – the test, as this Court has articulated it, is: Is Congress regulating economic activity with a substantial effect on interstate commerce?

With no concrete plans yet articulated, it is hard to assess the potential climate-forcing effect of a new hub airport.

"Our priority — and we've clearly articulated it — is removing those who are criminal aliens and have final orders of removal," she said.

It often can't be articulated; it's based on a gut feeling—"a sense of where you are," in the words of the basketball great Bill Bradley (before his career as a politician).

An interesting consequence of the theory, at least as Tononi and Koch have articulated it, is that anything with a phi greater than zero possesses at least a shred of consciousness.

Whilst not specifically articulated, it is possible that this reflects a frustration with the possibilities of rural practice that may erode DTTB readiness to remain in their post.

To see this distinction clearly, and to articulate it, was one of Popper's most significant contributions, not only to the debate about truthlikeness, but to philosophy of science and logic in general.

"It was smart, it was articulate, it was oratorical.