Sentence examples for meaningfully articulate from inspiring English sources
In keeping with the pluralism of meaningful predication (there is a plurality of things that we can meaningfully articulate judgments about), we cannot dogmatically presuppose that there is only one meaning of the 'being' addressed in our predicative activities.
The Americans with Disabilities Act provides a clear mandate that disabled workers be provided with "reasonable" accommodations, but does not meaningfully articulate the standards by which reasonableness ought to be measured.
They can tell me about the industries they're in or the products they make, but they can't meaningfully articulate the specific needs their businesses aim to fill, or the unique points that separate them from their competitors.
Once this broad categorization of the world as whole is established, philosophy can set out to determine more specifically the subordinated wholes out of which the world as a whole is constituted and to articulate meaningfully their mutual relations.
Absent unusual circumstances, children -- even young ones -- can communicate meaningfully, and can often articulate their wants and needs in a cogent and clear way.
"In our view, none of the claims made in LaCour's reponse meaningfully address the concerns articulated in our report, Professor Green's retraction request, or the Science retraction," they wrote in a statement posted on Kalla's Twitter account on 29 May.
Before college, however, I struggled to articulate, and certainly to meaningfully explore, the ways in which I might instrumentalize that awareness in service of contributing to potentially transformative empowerment work.
What is so illuminating to me is that when this young man was free to be expressive about his passions, he was able to articulate what he brings to the table much more clearly and meaningfully than if someone had asked him a typical interview question.
Elections become discussions not about who or what will or could change, but just who will win, and politicians become performers, embraced for their ability to articulate the concerns of the electorate without any real sense that they might meaningfully address them.
Engagement has meaningfully improved.
