Sentence examples for Repeatedly addressed from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Mutu has repeatedly addressed the same themes, yet her work is far from stagnant.

Mr. Chambliss said the question of how to pay for cancer drugs had been repeatedly addressed by Congress in the last few years.

Asked if the pope himself should speak to Bavarian Catholics on the abuse cases, Father Marx said Benedict had already repeatedly addressed the issue around the world.

He sometimes recalled how a Louisville professor he worked for repeatedly addressed him as "Chinaman" and how in the 1950's and 1960's he had run into restrictions against "Orientals and Negroes" in Berkeley's housing market.

Throughout the conference, the speakers, who for the most part were elected by grass-roots constituencies, repeatedly addressed the question of how to give their voters a more direct sense of involvement in national policymaking.

During the first Presidential debate, last night, President Bush repeatedly addressed Democratic challenger John Kerry with French expressions, calling him "mon vieux," "mon cher," and even "mon petit chou".

Yet he also found himself repeatedly addressing a series of hypothetical questions about a poor finish.

(Pops repeatedly addresses Kyle as "Kyle Reese," with a peculiar warmth in its clueless mechanical formality — a John Ford-esque touch).

On Wednesday, the Conservative leader trampled all over Parliamentary protocol by repeatedly addressing the Prime Minister with a barked "you".

But "Good Night Good Morning," in which Ms. Jonas repeatedly addresses the camera, demands more sustained viewing.

In one-on-one conversations, Miyazato, 25, speaks English without a trace of self-consciousness, repeatedly addressing the other person by name to build rapport.