Sentence examples for Addressed my question from inspiring English sources

When I insisted, the representative partly addressed my question, but said a full review would require spousal approval.

Both also addressed my question of what survives.

I may not have agreed with Congressman Steve Chabot (R) any more than 20percentt of the time, but he always responded with an educated answer that actually addressed my question.

George R.R. Martin himself has already addressed my question, with his best answer being that watching women struggle creates dramatic conflict, stating, "If you portray a utopia, then you probably wrote a pretty boring book".

I asked the rep if asking women to "look for their part" in their sexual assault, harassment, exploitation, and abuse was a practice endorsed by the GSO, and was told that the links to the two flyers I was sent (which make no mention of looking for one's part in abuse) had already "thoroughly and thoughtfully addressed" my question.

As they prepared for their trips to the World Economic Forum WEFF) Annual Meeting in Davos, the leaders of four global corporations -- Ecolab, Ericsson, HP, and Western Union -- addressed my questions about opportunities for businesses, and their companies in particular, to solve global problems.

We shook hands, and I introduced myself in French, but when my French ran out we had to resort to a complicated system by which I addressed my questions to Batma, who spoke them in Russian to Muhammad's friend Ahmed, who translated them into French.

Visual n-back training may improve related working memory task performance Working memory training seems not to significantly improve fluid intelligence Working memory training seems not to affect processing speed and seems not to be related to cognitive control I am satisfied with the way the authors addressed my questions and concerns.

While Raj does not comprehensively address my question, he does make a case for better "us" group matches to be made through his site and sites like it.

Howson briefly joins us, sinking into a chair in the corner and addressing my questions in an undemonstrative West Yorkshire lilt.

The change in climate also meant that in March 1988 I could travel to Moscow to address my questions to the best possible authority, the author.