Sentence examples for ultimately articulated from inspiring English sources

Even the "cause" with which Royce associates loyalty is ultimately articulated in terms of devotion to a community (Royce, 1908, 20; 1913, vol. 1, xvii).

His task as a theologian, the Cardinal often said, was to honor diversity and dissent but ultimately to articulate the traditions of the church and to preserve Catholic unity.

Ultimately, the model of digital democracy articulated here helps to solve many of our major political problems, while it functions to restore the public's faith in the U.S. electoral system.

The problem is that the fully articulated linguistic definition, when it is ultimately discovered, will turn out to be complex.

As many are predicting, under the very principles articulated by the Court this week, that couple ultimately will win.

It also articulated priorities in new technology development that ultimately matured into what is now termed "toxicogenomics".

It's a process that recognizes the cold, hard facts: most often, what ultimately works, is not the Plan A that was so persuasively articulated in the original plan.

Ultimately, the question is whether polygamy is allowed under the privacy principles articulated in Lawrence.

She pointed out that while the election results had articulated a backlash against people of color, women and immigrants, those were ultimately delaying tactics.

Will we ever want a robot standing in the corner of a courtroom, with a jury essentially being asked to follow its decision making, articulated through the robot's expert analyst as to what they should ultimately decide?

The mob is the last obstacle on the road to chaos, articulated by such much-neglected ideologues as George Sorel and Robert Michels with their eulogising of myths, crowds, general strikes and ultimately violence in mobilising opposition to the "iron law of oligarchy".