Sentence examples for articulating itself as from inspiring English sources

Hegel argued that this overall "movement" of gradual self-determination by internal and external differentiation drives all actual and possible developments according to its inner necessity — reality is "reason" articulating itself as and within the world.

The artist returns to us with a long awaited mini-retrospective at Cueto Project that articulates itself as a site-specific installation.

Paul believed that private entities did have the right to discriminate, a view he had articulated as recently as 2002.

Many of the ideas of a feminist standpoint had been articulated as early as 1974 in Dorothy Smith's work.

The goal of statistical theory is to articulate as well as possible what model of random phenomena underlies the production of the data.

However, empathy towards women having multiple abortions was also articulated, as well as the need for efforts to discourage repeat abortion by promoting counselling and family planning.

These social benefits need to be articulated just as strongly as the economic benefits of membership.

The ability to articulate is as important as possessing the skills to analyze difficult computer designs.

Throughout the patients' comments, having information about student participation was consistently articulated as important for being comfortable with student involvement.

"I've benefitted in ways that I cannot articulate as a husband, as a father and as as son".

"I'm going," he repeated, articulating as though to an idiot, "white".