Sentence examples for more fully articulated from inspiring English sources

The normalization piece of the puzzle should be more fully articulated as part of a new strategy based on presenting American ideas to the parties.

Gaghan, the talented screenwriter who pulled together many juicy stories, high and low, in the drug-world narrative "Traffic" (directed by Steven Soderbergh), creates an even more fully articulated structure this time.

During the later years of his life he more fully articulated his ideas in The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry (1953), The Fusion of Psychiatry and Social Science (1964), and other works.

In The Ethics of Authenticity, and the more fully articulated Sources of the Self, Taylor makes a case for retaining the concept of authenticity (and the practices associated with it) on the grounds that the original and undistorted idea of authenticity contains an important element of self-transcendence (Taylor 1991: 15; Anderson 1995).

To the extent that researchers are interested in explaining the causal relationships between individual choices and land use change outcomes, more fully articulated economic models of land use change are necessary.

Here, we more fully articulate an improved Intrinsic Linkage (IL) approach, connecting the IL parameter to demographic measures and relating the dominant right eigenvector to functions of the transfer rates.

As for the issue of poverty, I've already reached out to the White House and asked that the president find a venue of some importance to more fully articulate his vision for a better America where poverty declines instead of grows.

We welcome complexity because it makes the moral points stand out more clearly against their background, just as we welcome linear perspective in paintings because it makes the acts of the foreground figures more fully articulate.

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.

Case examples are provided for additional context and to more fully articulate salient intervention concepts.

For me these shows often felt more like intense acting exercises than fully articulated productions.