Sentence examples similar to articulated seriously from inspiring English sources

As a patient, it's hard to articulate how being seriously ill feels.

We took seriously the urgency articulated in their name.

The first, which was famously articulated by John Rawls (1971), is that utilitarianism fails to take seriously the distinctness of persons.

Since it promises to avoid facts and all similarly articulated, sentence-like slices of reality, correspondence theorists who take seriously objection 3.F2 favor this approach: not even elementary truthbearers are assigned any matching truthmakers.

"When you punish a student seriously without articulating standards, I think it raises questions," he said.

Both issues — Iran's dangerous nuclear ambitions and the Palestinian right to a secure state — need to be dealt with seriously, but neither man acknowledged the other side's priority nor articulated a common path forward.

The philosophical Morgans have a marriage in which everything must be articulated, and in which "the parties involved are able to take each other seriously".

But at least the Justice Department took public concerns over Google's monopolistic behavior seriously enough not to giver the merger a free pass and articulated some decent principles of technology and data sharing.

— lacked articulated answers.

"New values are being articulated".

It was not well articulated".