Sentence examples for articulation of all from inspiring English sources

Would you ever start any judging meeting by considering whether you've circumvented your own taste and liberal paradox (as in 2) with an unembarrassed articulation of all possible constituencies you might seek to address?

Moreover, the idea that women could craft a common language that allowed the articulation of all their experiences seems to ignore the fact that women differ enormously from one another (Lugones and Spelman 1983, Spelman 1988; see the section on feminism and the diversity of women in the entry on topics in feminism).

While there is overlap between the applications of the values, these three are sufficiently exhaustive to permit articulation of all the ethical implications of EER for human entities.

There is a need for improved articulation of all legal and ethical requirements, including employment, anti-discrimination, and equal opportunity as well as OH&S law, relevant to workplace mental health, as a component of integrated approaches, for the benefit of employers, workers, and other workplace stakeholders.

She Is Beyond Good and Evil remains utterly unique, utterly spellbinding: an existential love song that posits a Nietzscheian worldview over a dub-funk maelstrom that perfectly echoes the lyric's fraught articulation of all-consuming desire.

Although there is a single letter for the coronal places of articulation for all consonants but fricatives, when dealing with a particular language, the letters may be treated as specifically dental, alveolar, or post-alveolar, as appropriate for that language, without diacritics.

You couldn't make out any up and down, front and back, logic and setting - no articulation at all of the phenomenon that you could grasp..

What I do hear in all of Stravinsky's music, as I do in Beethoven's, is a powerful and singular personality, immediately recognizable as Stravinsky, owing less to any application of the octatonic scale than to consistent aspects of instrumentation, articulation, melodic treatment and, most of all, a highly personal and innovative rhythmic sense.

Each has a different articulation of it, but they all oppose Bush in the same way".

The other countries, in contrast, did not have such a clear and wide political commitment; rather there was a superficial articulation of this, if at all.

It is fundamentally a matter of perceiving a moving horizon, engaging a strand of dialogue that is an on-going re-articulation of the dynamically historical nature of all human thought.