Sentence examples for articulate the first from inspiring English sources

One can thus begin to articulate the first position that can be defended with respect to the epistemological significance of style.

Barack Obama articulated the first track on his visit to China in November last year.

The Roman jurist and philosopher Cicero (106 43 bce) articulated the first, and some would say definitive, conception of what is called "natural law".

Why the Energy Laws Govern all Economic Activity It wasn't until the second half of the nineteenth century, when physicists articulated the first and second laws of thermodynamics the energy laws that economists had a scientific basis to accurately describe economic activity.

It is fascinating to see how Darwin articulated the first informed approach to morality from the unique perspective of natural history.

The compressed opening of the E-flat sOpata Op 109 was more subtly articulated the second time around, although the cumulative musical tensions of the finale were built up even more irresistibly in the first concert.

An 80s child from a Bengali nuclear family where collectivist is the way to be, this book helped me articulate the crucial second argument of the thesis of my rebellion which spiritually freed me.

Weber was the first to articulate the possibility of molecules, in an energetic state, amplifying coherent light the basic principle behind the operation of a laser.

The announcement, however, was the first to articulate the terms for using the base, once a staging ground for Soviet troops occupying Afghanistan.

"He may have been the first to articulate the idea of involuntary memory; how certain sounds, smells and touches take you out of the present.

One of the first to articulate the shift was Sari Nusseibeh, the president of Al-Quds University and one of the most cogent proponents of the two-state solution for the past 20 years.