Sentence examples for idea was articulated from inspiring English sources

In the 1910s, the idea was articulated with great subtlety by Ernst Cassirer [Quotation], and became familiar in Gestalt psychology.

Although this idea was articulated by a variety of early Christian theologians including Tertullian and Augustine (and has obvious analogues in classical virtue theory), it came to be given special attention within the Protestant tradition.

But, perhaps the most exciting new idea was articulated by the World Health Organization's John Beard, who asked if the U.S. could become the world's first "age-friendly country".

The present article offers a critical appraisal of the way in which this idea is articulated in Pinker and Bloom's (1990) selectionist account of language evolution the most sophisticated account of its kind.

It changes not the substance of the symphony but its sound: its orchestration and how, by means of stress and rhythmic detail, its ideas are articulated -- how, in a word, it speaks.

Well functioning PBL tutorial groups are groups in which different viewpoints and ideas are articulated and discussed and new knowledge is constructed collaboratively (Visschers-Pleijers et al. 2006).

This is an idea they delight in saying was articulated in June, 1992 by Joe Biden, who was then the chair of the Judiciary Committee.

Or that "Republicans are out of ideas when the entire Democratic agenda was articulated during the Truman administration".

The computer-enforced "no flight" idea has been articulated by, among others, Edward A. Lee, an engineering professor at the University of California at Berkeley, who calls it "soft walls".

I think these ideas should be articulated more clearly rather than selling the idea of irreversibility, which, as noted above, doesn't seem at all logical to me.

I felt the loss – particularly when the play's ideas had been articulated with such blade-like sharpness.