Sentence examples for articulated propositions from inspiring English sources

But they need not consist in articulated propositions.

One expresses one's knowing how to ride a bicycle by riding, not by articulating propositions about how to ride a bicycle that one might not be able to act upon.

And the lawyer at the lectern, a Louisiana prosecutor named Carla S. Sigler, responded, "I would refute that, Justice Thomas," indicating that he had articulated a proposition capable of refutation.

But the deeper assumption made by this model of faith as belief (as, too, by the 'special knowledge' model) is that God's self-revelation is primarily the revelation of the truth of propositions articulated in human language (compare Swinburne 1992).

The logic is articulated in theoretical propositions, which describe the mechanisms of how intervention activities generate outcomes and in which conditions [ 16].

SV: It's a great idea, and you articulated the value proposition well.

Evidence racks are particularly strong on individuating basic propositions, articulating them, cataloging them, and documenting them.

Thus, though the ultimate object of faith is God, its immediate object is the body of propositions articulating the basic Christian dogmas.

2. These three generic value propositions were initially articulated in Michael Treacy and Fred Wiersema's The Discipline of Market Leaders (Addison-Wesley, 1995).

That is because the sites have failed to "articulate a value proposition," Mr. Todd said.

Messer himself articulates her first proposition with characteristic uncouthness, calling the museum "a Jewish-power testicle" hanging from the Washington Mall.