Sentence examples for the ones articulated from inspiring English sources

For some philosophers of religion, the crucial arguments are the ones articulated in the Transcendental Dialectic of the Critique of Pure Reason against the proofs for the existence of God.

This is why the American presidential campaign, like the French presidential campaign, cannot hinge around these themes because the main candidates have overall similar visions when it comes to the positioning of their country vis-à-vis globalization, but fundamentally different to the ones articulated by their extremes.

This is what the record companies will have to clone – and their task is the same as the one articulated so fervently by Steve Ballmer: Developers, developers, developers.

Worse, I witnessed admissions counselors, financial aid counselors, and management act from a belief not unlike the one articulated by Kaplan University.

In making that statement he seemed to offer a materially different view than the one articulated in APOL's recent proxy filing which suggests marked improvement in 2017 and 2018".

After allowing that some words are coined by commoners, Sorai emphasized that the more abstract and philosophical terms are the very ones articulated by sages for the sake of instructing people in the foundations of civilized life.

All of them understood and felt the negative consequences; one articulated it this way: "I really kept myself isolated most of the time.

One articulated it as, "I made the decision to do 'Less, Better'".

On the other hand, intellectuals from the oppressed people, from W.E.B. DuBois to Huey Newton, from Martin Luther King to James Baldwin, are often the ones who articulate the demands of the community.

But she is the leader of the liberal wing and the one who articulated what would have been the Court's internal reproach.

Zuckerberg's stance on privacy seems to have evolved considerably over the years--compare his position in 2008 with the one he articulated in 2010.