Sentence examples for articulates both from inspiring English sources

In the shift from "nonfiction" to "fiction," Slouka articulates both the uncertainties of cross-generational memory and the need to fill in the gaps.

Using elliptical prose, blank spaces, crossed-out text, and Lakota words, Long Soldier articulates both her identity and her literary undertaking: "In this dual citizenship, I must work, I must eat, I must art".

Finally, C. Stephen Evans, in Kierkegaard's Ethics of Love: Divine Commands and Moral Obligations (2004) and God and Moral Obligation(2013) articulates both in Kierkegaard and in its own right a divine command theory that is argued to be superior to all the main alternative non-theist accounts of the nature and basis of moral obligation.

Itô Jinsai's most comprehensive philosophical text, the Gomô jigi (The Meaning of Words in the Analects and Mencius), articulates both a defense of the meaningfulness of words, and in-depth, systematic analyses of the meanings of some two dozen high-level philosophical terms.

Locating global commitments such as the MDGs within a framework that articulates both legal duties and moral claims offers stronger justifications for their fulfilment, and provides advocates with broader arguments with which to confront non-compliers.

Their goal is to understand and articulate BOTH sides of the debate.

That's a marvelous word, with intricate and articulate both mixed up in it.

"He was conscientious, and he was especially articulate, both verbally and in writing ability".

He can articulate both the benefits and the downsides of the dizzying choices in Internet culture.

In U.S. constitutional law, the Fourth Amendment is the foundation of criminal law jurisprudence, articulating both the rights of persons and the responsibilities of law-enforcement officials.

The speech was his most comprehensive public discussion of counterterrorism since he took office, and at times he was almost ruminative, articulating both sides of the argument and weighing trade-offs out loud in a way presidents rarely do.