Sentence examples for our articulated from inspiring English sources

Thus if pain is interdefined with certain highly articulated beliefs and desires, then animals who don't have internal states that play the roles of our articulated beliefs and desires can't share our pains, and humans without the capacity to feel pain can't share certain (or perhaps any) of our beliefs and desires.

It is also a lesson in humility: Our articulated visions of a good Earth or a good society will often go horribly awry.

Our respondents articulated the impacts of climate change in terms of changes in drought patterns, status of natural resources, and changes in the ecology of rangeland vegetation dynamics and composition, disease incidences, and livestock population dynamics.

And what they witnessed was nothing less than the very worst instincts of our species articulated by the most powerful men who ever lived".

All of our respondents articulated a commitment to patient 'safety netting' and to educating patients around cancer warning signs and symptoms.

Another man in our sample articulated the way that he understood the gender-transformative research of which he was a part: 'I can say that they are researching men because they say men are lacking somehow in their behaviour.

Our language and our ability to articulate our opinions, desires, anger, love and hate is what separates us from the animal kingdom (that, and we have thumbs).

I close this post by posing the question: does our very culture rely on our ability to articulate our language?

Voters expect our politicians to articulate our disagreements.

When we are young, we don't have the ability to identify our experience and articulate our feelings.

We would not find ourselves in that pub, arguing about the Middle East and find the only way to "win" over our articulate, knowledgeable and erudite opponent was to lash out.