Sentence examples for that we articulate from inspiring English sources
"We will be in dialogue with our faculty, staff and students in the days ahead to ensure that we articulate our love for our Muslim neighbours in ways that are consistent with our distinctive theological convictions".
It's very rare, it seems to me, that we articulate our expectations, even to ourselves, and yet they have the greatest possible impact on how we feel about our relationships.
So it is not enough that we articulate the various possible metaphysical units.
Wheaton added that the administration still respects the constitutional right to religious liberty and wanted to make sure "that we articulate our love for our Muslim neighbors in ways that are consistent with our distinctive theological convictions".
Freedom, however, is never an unqualified right and, if we argue for the freedom to propagate our faiths, it is important that we articulate also the content and limits of that freedom, especially in religiously diverse societies.
In this way, preparation for interdisciplinary graduate study and a career at the intersection of the life and mathematical sciences is a goal that we articulate to all participants in the program.
But here's another way to think about the issue, returning to the competing hypothesis that we articulated earlier.
The ordinary mechanism that we use for balancing such serious competing interests, and for determining the procedures that are necessary to ensure that a citizen is not "deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law," is the test that we articulated in Mathews v. Eldridge.
All of us understood that, and we articulated that commitment aloud to one another over and over again.
"It is not what we have to say on the issue of maternal rights that annoys the system, but that we strongly articulate any rights at all," Krishnaswamy told Open Democracy in December 2013.
But it means that we must articulate and celebrate our disappointments, understanding that it's our capacity to experience regret deeply, and learn from it constructively to ultimately frame our future success.
