Sentence examples for could not be articulated from inspiring English sources
But where his act was overtly political, Bouazizi's death was an expression of a frustration that could not be articulated.
Other defenses, focussed on slash, described it as a kind of safety valve: a substitute for desires that could not be articulated, much less acted out, in our real world.
(DJN IV.1; Hochstrasser 2000) For without speech in the sense of symbolic communication human sociality would remain at a primitive and unsustainable level, in that the terms of human cooperation could not be articulated and agreed upon.
Table 1 lists four specimens with both skull and mandible; were these in such poor condition that they could not be articulated?
Kim's jowels were so extreme that his face couldn't be articulated to achieve different expressions, so two heads were made -- "a sad Kim Jong Il, and a happy Kim Jong Il," Mr. Chiodo said.
Ayer (1936), who makes a similar argument, would have eschewed labeling the conclusion of such an argument as metaphysical, since he thought the issue of moral objectivity couldn't be articulated in a meaningful way.
So, for example, the routes to the north through the Underground Railroad, couldn't be articulated -- if they were discovered people would be killed or tortured and the route would be shut down.
Yet on the subject of these symphonies and the task ahead in London these next two weeks, he could not be more articulate or refreshing to hear.
The stakes could not be higher: an in campaign that articulated courageously what we want Europe to look like would also distil what we want citizenship, society, work and life to look like.
However, it should be noted that often the conceptual problem is claimed to arise only if the asymmetry outlined is accepted and then it is argued that once it has arisen the problem is insoluble because the supposed problem could not then even be articulated.
