Sentence examples similar to fully articulated argument from inspiring English sources

The Rights of Men does not aim to present a fully articulated alternative political theory to Burke's, but instead to demonstrate the weaknesses and contradictions in his own argument.

"He could draw a fully articulated hand and the entire body".

Summers went on, "He had a fully articulated way of looking at the economy.

Germany traditionally has had no council of state, but it does have a fully articulated system of special administrative courts.

"This volume explores the form and function of constitutions in countries without the fully articulated institutions of limited government.

Roughly five feet long from end to end, it features stereoscopic vision, two fully articulated arms, and eight thrusters.

Bob, for example, has a fully articulated metal skeleton and a series of sophisticated joints that allow him virtually every human movement.

Black Cloud is probably ATK's most fully articulated effort to date to convert an afterthought purchase into a brand that shoppers know about and seek.

To clarify all these issues, the Scholastic theologians of the 12th and 13th centuries worked out a fully articulated theory of penance.

But just as we haven't nailed precisely what the SDGs are for, nor do we yet have a fully articulated theory of change for them.

Together, the bricklayer and the geologist found a molar, several rib fragments, half of a lower jaw and what Johnson described as "fully articulated bones of a foot".