Sentence examples for it was first articulated from inspiring English sources

The idea that white women's bodies represent that which is inviolable while black women's are disposable hasn't changed enough since it was first articulated by white men; but again, aimed at black men on Wednesday night, it was predominately black women who suffered by their invocation.

McCarthy's methodological position has not changed substantially since it was first articulated in McCarthy 1959 and elaborated and amended in McCarthy & Hayes 1969.

"The idea that white women's bodies represent that which is inviolable while black women's are disposable hasn't changed enough since it was first articulated by white men," writes Carroll.

"What does a man do after he makes an error?" This question is just as valid as when it was first articulated by Rabbitt and Rodgers (1977), over 30 years ago.

This reductio ad Duggar Family was first articulated by the British philosopher Derek Parfit; it is known in academic circles as the Repugnant Conclusion.

The theory of geoprofiling was first articulated in Rossmo's Ph.D. thesis -- but it didn't take long to be put into practice.

When the Bush Administration's policy on climate change was first articulated by the President, in early 2002, critics described it as a "total charade," a characterization that, if anything, has come to seem too generous.

The difference is that Washington is tackling its problems with ruthless pragmatism, typified by its decision to soft-pedal the strong-dollar mantra that was first articulated in the mid-1990's.

That position was first articulated by the Bush administration.

This theory was first articulated in 1697 by German chemist G.E. Stahl.

"The strategy of building where you sell — which was first articulated by Alfred Sloan — works," he said.