Sentence examples for fully articulates from inspiring English sources

Whatever it was, he never fully articulates it.

That is why in 2014 the IMF recommended more infrastructure spending in developed countries.But neither main party fully articulates its view.

Because he is so concerned with facts and accuracy, Lennig's narrative is not as sharp as it might have been, and he never fully articulates the flair, the style or the oddball sensibility that is the essence of von Stroheim.

Even though 1781 is usually taken to demarcate the point of transition to his mature philosophical period, it still takes a few more years before it fully comes into being, or at least before Kant fully articulates the conception of moral motivation that has us capable of acting from pure practical reason.

In a positive vein, it more fully articulates an account of the function that an affirmation of God, made on the basis of what Kant terms "moral faith," plays in human efforts to sustain conscientious moral endeavor throughout the course of life.

A fully articulated mount would take care of that.

Is that a very cautious division of labor among allies, although not a fully articulated one?

"Mormon" may stand alone among this year's musicals as a brand-new, fully articulated crowd pleaser.

And there doesn't seem to be even a fully articulated skeleton beneath its opulent bulk.

Then he delivered an invested, if not fully articulate, version of "Bridge Over Troubled Water".

The participants' brains began to pick up on differences before they could fully articulate them.