Sentence examples for thought to explicate from inspiring English sources

The two major Lutheran confessional statements of the 16th century, the Augsburg Confession of 1530 and the Formula of Concord of 1576, have traditionally been thought to explicate Luther's teachings.

She's searching, I think, to explicate France's current moral crisis.

Thus Whorf seems to require translators and interpreters of non-Indo-European language materials in particular to think about how best to explicate abstract classifications based on grammatical categories and lexical items not found in one of the languages under study.

He asserts that "It is the ground of explanation of all facts of empirical consciousness that before all positing in the I the I itself must previously be posited" (Fichte 1971, p. 95), thereby giving the I the founding role which he thought Kant had failed adequately to explicate.

But in addition to the conceptual, it is also imperative to think carefully about how best to explicate the experiential sense of being in the world among speakers of very different languages.

(Think of Pound trying to explicate the finer points of usury in the "Cantos").

Clearly, however, the White House decided another step needed to be taken to explicate the administration's thought process on the matter.

When the primary purpose of the focus group is to explicate the terms in which participants think note taking and flip charting may be adequate means of recording.

Gingrich, who likes to think of himself as a student of history, would no doubt be happy to explicate his plan.

To explicate the view further, consider each of these three features in turn.

She addressed her son: "Don't you think I'm vulnerable?" Ponti, who has light-brown eyes and an oblong face, likes to explicate everything his mother says.