"I think [Fauci] articulated the case for continuing the moratorium today better than the case for continuing the moratorium had been articulated previously, and that's important," virologist Nancy Cox of the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta told ScienceInsider after Fauci's session.
Don Kohn, the vice-chairman, nicely articulated the case for the post-crisis model last October.
The novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch articulated this case persuasively in a little known book The Sovereignty of Good, published in 1970.
"He articulated the case against the death penalty as well as anyone ever has," Paul G. Cassell, a law professor, former federal judge and noted proponent of the death penalty, said in an e-mail.
He was among the earliest on Wall Street to say that the economy was about to hit a wall -- he issued his forecast in early January -- and no one has articulated the case more aggressively or provocatively.
Mayor Bloomberg wandered into the fray last Monday, when he said he would vote in favor of the two-term limit, a jarring pronouncement given how passionately he articulated a case to extend the limit to three.
Throughout the 90's, between the reflexively antiwar left and the coldblooded right, liberal hawks articulated the case for American engagement -- if need be, military engagement -- in the chaotic world of the post-cold war.
Although they never articulated the case publicly at the time, those telling Thatcher that there was little point in spending money on Liverpool also included the industry secretary, Sir Keith Joseph, and her Downing Street advisers, Sir John Hoskyns and Sir Robin Ibbs.
President Obama forcefully articulated the case from the left in an address on Dec. 6, 2011 at Osawatomie High School in Kansas: This kind of gaping inequality gives lie to the promise that's at the very heart of America: that this is a place where you can make it if you try.
