Sentence examples for when it was articulated from inspiring English sources

Though he was indeed a misfit in the brutal hurly-burly of party politics, skeptical of the Jeffersonian agrarian idyll (especially when it was articulated by an owner of ten thousand acres and two hundred slaves), and appalled by Hamilton's military adventurism, he was during his own Presidency faithful to his vision of a truly independent American government.

At the patient or service user level of IPW, questions of what effectiveness might look like and when it was articulated, were framed by organsational preoccupations about resource use, rather than patient or user expectations.

The idea that an adjudicatory process should be fair to both sides is about as basic as any facet of American law can be, even when it is articulated by an individual who is noncommittal on the basic educational rights of L.G.B.T.Q.

"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.

But then again, what is my mind doing when I'm articulating words now?

Like when it's hard to articulate a thought, and then somebody says it in exactly the right way and you're like, " THAT'S what I meant!" I'm psyched if even just a few people look at one of my drawings and are like, " That's how it is!" See more of Heather's work on her website, and order a copy of Romantic Story here.

These plausibility objections were overcome when a plausible mechanism was articulated — i.e. the continental crust floats atop molten material and moves apart as convection currents in the molten material carry it along.

When it is moving, an articulating hub draws the wheels inward to mimic a single wheel and "make the aesthetics cool," said Mr. Shim.

Or that "Republicans are out of ideas when the entire Democratic agenda was articulated during the Truman administration".

This evaluation framework effectively bridges the gap between co-evolving user needs and technology designs during iterative prototyping and is particularly useful when it is difficult for users to articulate their needs for technology support due to the lack of a baseline.

But using public health ethics as a resource to articulate when it is acceptable to restrict liberties to protect public health risks being undermined by those who argue that this ethical approach is a "completely new," "distinct," or "somewhat separate" health ethic (Beauchamp 1976, 105; Kass 2004, 235).