Sentence examples for articulating an from inspiring English sources
Moral philosophers have always been concerned with moral psychology and with articulating an agent's motivational structure, since the philosophical articulation of principles for the normative evaluation of human behavior has to be psychologically plausible.
I don't recall either of them ever articulating an overarching goal for the paper.
"I am articulating an emotion; I'll leave the interpretation to others".
And SF today is articulating an ever wider range of experiences.
India's response to all these challenges is complicated by its own difficulty in articulating an overarching strategic doctrine.
Elinor Burford Tang sees himself as part of an intellectual vanguard articulating an ideological framework for his generation.
"And she's good at articulating an argument in a way that doesn't leave people on the other side hopping mad at her".
Energy expended on policy detail is energy not spent articulating an animating vision of how the country would be transformed by a Tory government.
Even as they attacked, the LulzSec members craftily concealed their own identities, all the while articulating an ever-changing menu of grievances, from government corruption to consumer rights.
We should be responding to these new developments by articulating an educational vision that protects the soul of the university, not its physical plant.
On the subject of career catalysts, she explains that "many women have a hard time articulating 'an ask', whether it is for a new role, a project request, a recommendation or a connection".
