Sentence examples for attempts at articulating from inspiring English sources

2. For some recent interesting new attempts at articulating the differences and similarities between the standard higher-order accounts, Brentano's two-object account, and the non-objectifying approach of the phenomenologists, cf. Kriegel and Williford (2006), and Kriegel (2006).

For, strictly speaking, it is only at the point where these two orientations merge and mutually inform one another that we encounter the first attempts at articulating a genuinely philosophical hermeneutics.

This quote is revealing in two more ways: besides showing that Hume may have been aware of some of Newton's attempts at articulating a mechanism for the operation of attraction (i.e., Newton's letters to Bentley or Boyle; see Newton 2004), Hume recognizes that Newton's followers can deviate from Newton (recall section 3).

Recent attempts at articulating a framework to assess country-level efforts to link research to action integrate a number of key concepts focusing on integrating decision maker and evidence producer activities [ 5].

It is all these things and, somehow, less, despite a very genuine attempt by Amy Adams at articulating Keane's nervous inspiration.

An attempt at this type of balanced perspective would be our best chance at articulating a new American agenda to ourselves and to the world.

They're not always so skilled at articulating themselves.

"But Gore was better at articulating what he would do".

Kelly is painstaking in her attempts to articulate these voices.

Is the book doomed to repel attempts to articulate the awe that it inspires?

Broad attempts to articulate the supreme principle needed.