Sentence examples for having been articulated from inspiring English sources
That creed is no less legitimate for having been articulated by slave-owning white men at the nation's founding.
The concerns are not new, having been articulated most forcefully and influentially by the late American essayist, critic and author, Susan Sontag in both her books: 'Illness as a Metaphor' and 'AIDS and its Metaphors'[ 12].
His diagnosis has been articulated before, by environmental and agroecology thinkers such as Raj Patel, Tim Lang and George Monbiot.
The proposed energy management program has been articulated in this study as a consecutive and linear progression.
The obtained solutions have been articulated by the hyperbolic functions, trigonometric functions and rational functions with arbitrary constants.
The core principle of the process has been articulated as substantial equivalence, which is a comparative evaluation.
His ideas were "hardly original," Mr. Allen said, adding that similar notions had been articulated by the pope.
