Sentence examples for only to articulate from inspiring English sources

In making the argument for same-sex marriage, Mr. Portman chose not only to articulate his thoughts in personal terms, but did so in a way intended to resonate with conservatives as well.

In The Ethics of Everyday Life, Michael Banner argues that moral theology must reconceive its nature and tasks if it is not only to articulate its own account of human being, but also to enter into constructive contention with other accounts.

(2) He insists on the necessity of beginning a reflection on the classification of the sciences with a purely methodological criterion, but only to articulate subsequently a more adequate content-related distinction to replace the customary Naturwissenschaft/Geisteswissenschaft pair (Rickert 1962, 11).

But that's precisely why we need each candidate not only to articulate realistic objectives, but to give us a compelling reason to believe in any one of them.

Again, we only need to articulate this problem here but not discuss the details.

Findings indicated that players were not only able to articulate the nature of subgroups and cliques, but also to identify members of the various subunits.

Of course, Trump is not the only politician to articulate these gripes.

It begins by inviting students to share their various understandings of the term, which not only helps them to articulate their preconceptions but also provides the instructor the opportunity to introduce the scientific use of the term and to distinguish it from the vernacular use.

7. Just Three Messages: There are dozens of reasons to end marijuana prohibition, but you have time to articulate only a few.

They all had something a bit nasty to say, but only Jim was able to articulate what the problem really was.

Similarly, men did not spontaneously talk about not enjoying anally penetrating a woman, only mentioning it after direct questions, supporting other works describing an onus on men to articulate only a positive view of sex.