Sentence examples for consciously articulate from inspiring English sources

If the writer is the last to identify the theme, probably we as readers don't consciously articulate the theme as we read either.

Most people do not consciously articulate the philosophical assumptions they have absorbed and are often not even aware that they have any, but assumptions about the nature of self, ethics, sources of knowledge and the goals of life are deeply embedded in our cultures and frame our thinking without our being aware of them.

Much of the mental model is tacit knowledge that is difficult to consciously articulate.

Deliberation involves an investigation of the causes of disrupted activity so as to consciously articulate the problematic features of one's situation, and an imaginative rehearsal of alternative means to solving it, anticipating the consequences of executing each one, including one's attitudes to those consequences.

When we are able to clearly and consciously articulate our needs to others without emotional charge, and make measurable requests in non-reactive ways, the world opens up to us.

Whereas the liberal consciously articulates abstract theories, the conservative instinctively embraces concrete traditions.

In taking pains to define Chekhov's worldview, and his conception of playwriting, Frayn (perhaps consciously) articulates his own.

We never consciously articulated that during the process but the result, I think, comes from the perspective that Roy and I live with as being black and British – both outsider and insider.

Reactions that might be evident in language before users are consciously articulating their feelings as fully formed thoughts.

Reactions that might be evident in language before users are consciously articulating their feelings as fully formed thoughts.

This body of concepts may be more or less unified and consistent and it may be more or less consciously articulated.