Sentence examples for possibly articulated from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, there was the very old belief, possibly articulated by the Buddha himself, that there are six kinds of consciousness, and that each of them is associated with one of the six senses the five traditional senses, plus the mental sense (which observes mental objects).

Importantly, our familiar and pre-reflective experiences entail more than we could ever possibly articulate.

It shouldn't take an "undercover" experiment to show us that homophobia is wrong, nor can a three minute video possibly articulate the reality of the gay experience.

How can you possibly articulate that level of pain to the casual inquirer?

Otherwise, how could a seven-year-old possibly articulate that some skin colours are "wrong" while others presumably are not?

Such capacity development should ideally be part of the Common Country Assessment/ United Nations Development Assistance Frameworkprocess and possibly be articulated as a joint programme of the UN system at the country level.

And, possibly inadvertently articulating the difference in philosophy between Barça and Inter, he added: "Playing against my old teammates was bizarre at first.

I don't mean to suggest that this was easy to do, only to point out that Updike was the American novelist who articulated, possibly better than anyone else, what everyone was mutely feeling.

The highly varied nature of SFES professional activities is perhaps evidence that the purpose of SFES within individual departments was not explicitly articulated, possibly leading to SFES engaging in a broader set of professional activities than they may have envisioned upon being hired.

The IC forms collected for this study illustrate a trend towards the broad sharing of samples and data, as 73% of the forms articulated the intention to use the samples for future, possibly unrelated research and 90% expressed the intention to share their research data with other, possibly unaffiliated, researchers.

The cat bones were articulated, indicating that the animal was intentionally buried with the human, possibly to accompany its owner to the hereafter, says Vigne.