First, it can be stated in a simple declarative sentence.
"It tells you that you might have articulated something that was vaguely out there, but had yet to be stated in a comedy form," he said in a telephone interview.
The Parkgate Company not acquiescing in this view, it was agreed that the facts should be stated in a special case for the opinion of this Court, the use of the waggons by the defendants being in the meanwhile continued at a rate agreed on between the parties, without prejudice to either, with reference to their respective rights.
Relatedly, there are plausible psychological generalizations – for example, that if one believes a conjunction, one must believe both conjuncts, but need not believe all of the necessary consequences of the conjunction – that it seems cannot be stated in a framework that takes contents to be unstructured.
For example, 'I'm Tom, I'm here change your dressings, 'cause we want you home in time for your granddaughter's wedding.'" The heartfelt why needed to be stated in a way that put the patient's hopes and fears at the center of the healthcare drama.
Let me take an illustration, which can be stated in a few words, to show how the social end which is aimed at by a rule of law is obscured and only partially attained in consequence of the fact that the rule owes its form to a gradual historical development, instead of being reshaped as a whole, with conscious articulate reference to the end in view.
