Sentence examples for enabling us to speak from inspiring English sources

According to Sellars, "Socrates is a substance", for example, has the sense of "The ·Socrates· is a basic mental singular term", and "Yellow is a quality" has the sense of "The ·yellow· is a (one-place) predicate (in mentalese)" (1970/1974, 328) (where the "·___·" notation has the function of enabling us to speak about linguistic roles without being tied to a particular natural language).

Making use of telephone interviews enabled us to speak with experts from disparate locations around the country and we found that telephone interviews were similar in quality and length to face-to-face interviews [ 59].

"The reality is that we do not as faith groups in our society always exhibit that secure tolerance to each other that enables us to speak powerfully of secure tolerance to the world around us.

The prime minister said the UK's influence on social and economic reform in the Gulf was "only possible because the strength of the relationship between our countries, and the respect that we have for each other, enables us to speak frankly and honestly as friends".

It enables us to speak with more confidence about an argument we believe because we've been given words or images that resonated.

"But microarrays allowed us to look down at the genome from twenty thousand feet, so to speak, and that has enabled us to model much broader interactions".

And because the film was, relatively speaking, commercially successful, it enabled us to raise rather more money than we normally did to make Topsy-Turvy.

Another is that genetic engineering will enable us, so-to-speak, to fix ourselves.

The language enabling her to speak was also a kind of self-suppression.

In fiction, plenty do the job of conveying information, rousing suspense, painting characters, enabling them to speak.

Implementing this, it said, was the only way of enabling citizens to "speak out loudly in criticism of government power".