Sentence examples for burden of articulating from inspiring English sources

Pluralists who invoke platitude-based strategies bear the burden of articulating inclusion and exclusion criteria for determining which expressions do, or do not, count as members of the essential subset of platitudes upon which this strategy is based (Wright, 2005).

In the course of articulating what he terms a "family-centered" approach to bioethics, the philosopher John Hardwig (1996, 1997) has argued that sometimes the burdens that a person imposes on others, particularly family members or loved ones, by continuing to live are sufficiently great that one may have a duty to die in order to relieve them of these burdens.

There are different ways of articulating this criticism.

He later told Mr. Verrilli that the federal government faced "a heavy burden of justification" and pressed him to articulate "some limits on the commerce clause" of the Constitution.

In any case, the "scientific" basis of the novel is vague: it is the emotional world of the clones themselves that Ishiguro is interested in, for these are children without parents, children who lack the psychological burden of childhood that Ishiguro so painstakingly articulated in The Unconsoled.

Discovery comprises processes of articulating and developing the creative thought.

Given the vacuum of information currently available, a systematic review of interventions is a crucial step in articulating a coherent approach to reducing this large burden of deaths.

Reduce the burden of debt.

C.L.: The burden of Excel?

And your burden of awareness.

Oh, the burden of expectations.