Sentence examples for first articulation from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the Democratic platform, the party's first articulation of foreign policy after Sept. 11, seeks to project strength.

"L'Extension du Domaine de la Lutte" contains the first articulation of Houellebecq's grand theme: free choice for all is misery for most.

Trump's first articulation of the order, in a campaign statement in December, 2015, and at subsequent rallies, posited it as nothing more than a Muslim ban.

Through these stories, Kolbert provides a moving account of the disappearances occurring all around us and traces the evolution of extinction as concept, from its first articulation by Georges Cuvier in revolutionary Paris up through the present day.

Exploring affection between men, they are "poems that have come to be read as the first articulation of gay identity and the first creation of a diction of male-male love," said the professor.

The movie "is full of ideas about sexuality — some quite provocative, even a century after their first articulation — but it also recognizes and communicates the erotic power of ideas," he said.

Ultimately, the plausibility of standpoint theories as epistemologies depends on their specific details, and many versions have developed significantly since their first articulations.

The term Jones fracture was later defined as a transverse fracture at the metaphyseal/diaphyseal junction without distal extension beyond the fourth to fifth intermetatarsal articulation [56, 57].

It is also the first comprehensive articulation of Guthrie's wise-rambler persona.

Your "selective history" of affirmative action omits the first presidential articulation of the rationale for this policy (Week in Review, June 29).

The present study offers the first comprehensive articulation and test of the IMHA.