He suggests that the intention specified should play an appropriate causal role in X's coming to think B. There is an important corollary: when we articulate our reasoning explicitly, we are typically not making previously suppressed premises explicit; rather, we are constructing the steps as we supply them.
When we articulate the challenges that our schools face there are those who are quick to jump on us for making excuses or use it as a reason to fault us for not abandoning our current system entirely.
And when we clearly articulate this culture, this code--this why behind what we do--everything falls into place.
But the ability to take these kinds of risks has been crucial to Google's overall success and we aim to maintain this pioneering culture going forward.The proposal we announced today is consistent with the governance philosophy we articulated when we took the company public, as well as the trend for newer technology companies to adopt strong dual-class structures.
"When we, as humans, articulate, our tongues tend to hit the back of the teeth.
She is calm when we speak; very articulate and very angry about what has happened to her. "Putting trafficked people in prison – that is the worst part of it.
Such consideration is important, for little is self-evident in the realm of "Gypsy music," which may stand as a powerful example of the slippery and even dangerous problems that arise when we begin to articulate issues of ethnicity.
The situation is not so dissimilar as "when we hear an articulate voice in the dark and thence infer a man" (D, 3.3/152; cp. EU, 4.4/27).
We can only begin to heal trauma when we express it, articulate it, and share it.
When we attempt to articulate our tender feelings in writing, we enter an inner dialogue of self-exploration: we forage for the more precise word, the more resonant phrasing.
