Sentence examples for articulated until from inspiring English sources

Importantly, much of this racism was not recognised or articulated until we found the anti-racist vocabulary to name it.

But Mr. Suozzi said a vision for the county's future could be articulated until the current crisis was solved.

Unlike those critics for whom writing is an extension of their natural verbosity, Andrew's views rarely became fully articulated until they were written down.

The reforms were promised Saturday by Mr. Assad, but had yet to be articulated until Tuesday, when the government announced the repeal of an emergency law in place since the Baath Party seized power in 1963.

The view that Mary had been spared also from the disposition to evil inherent in original sin was not clearly articulated until the 12th century, when considerable debate was centred on an English celebration of Mary's conception.

Though not fully articulated until the 19th century, proto-utilitarian positions can be discerned throughout the history of ethical theory.

She'd expressed a condition that he'd known in life yet had been unable to articulate until it was figured forth concretely by her, in speech that sounded canned.

But all along, I was plagued by a sort of anxiety, a low-level fear of something I couldn't articulate until I was in my twenties: the knowledge that I was an imposter, that I would, at any time, be revealed as an outsider.

This piece about the lives of back up singers helped me pull together a notion I've been chewing on for some time and haven't been able to fully articulate until now.

"I haven't fully articulated it until now and haven't spoke candidly until now," she tells "Oprah: Where Are They Now?" in the above video.

I've always sort of known this, but wasn't able to articulate it until I read the article.