"An early example of the term "Biblical Unitarianism" occurs in the "British and Foreign Evangelical Review" (1882) in an article on the "Waning of Biblical Unitarianism".In the following year, Peter William Clayden's biography of Samuel Sharpe (1883) describes him as a "Biblical Unitarian", adding, "His intensely practical mind, and his business training, joined with his great though rational reverence for the Bible, made him long for definite views expressed in scripture language."