Sentence examples for who articulated from inspiring English sources

All I'm saying, senator, is that there was one person who articulated that.

John was a visionary leader who articulated our philosophy and defined our goals.

It is named for Alan M. Turing, the British mathematician who articulated the mathematical foundation and limits of computing.

The award is named for Alan M. Turing, the British mathematician who articulated the mathematical foundation and limits of computing.

And it was Karl Marx, drawing on von Liebig, who articulated the wider social implications of soil fertility.

It was the independent-minded Mr. McCain, appearing on "Face the Nation," who articulated something other than a party's position.

As so often, George Osborne was the person in the room who articulated the truth, palatable or not.

The environmentalist Jonathon Porritt said: "Teddy was the first person who articulated the essence of sustainability in a complete and uncompromising way.

It was Ted Kennedy, though, who articulated the true long-term consequences of what the Heritage Foundation, the Bush Administration, and Romney had accomplished.

He should only look at his great grandfather, Jawaharlal Nehru, who articulated his views on so many things, from women's rights to socialism to nation building.

But she is the leader of the liberal wing and the one who articulated what would have been the Court's internal reproach.