Sentence examples for To addressee from inspiring English sources
noun
The person or organization to which something, such as a letter or message, is addressed or sent, for whom the item is intended.
That is, speakers may not be drawing on gesture in response to addressee feedback per se, but particularly with responses that enhance addressees' understanding.
My reason for favouring the proposed diacritic is that the presence/absence of addressee is relevant to choices in other m-systems of tenor: the appropriate place for options pertaining to addressee seems to be in tenor which is about the relations of speaker-addressee roles.
There were 94 withdraws (40 in the incentive group and 54 in the control group) due to addressee's death, unknown address or lack of capability of answering the questionnaire due to self-reported illness.
the speaker has committed herself, in relation to the addressee, to do something.
Such cues did prove helpful to addressees, who correctly interpreted speakers' instructions virtually all the time.
There is evidence that co-speech gestures communicate information to addressees and that they are often communicatively intended.
Speakers appear to conceive of gesture as a useful modality in redesigning utterances to make them more accessible to addressees.
The findings show that when speakers responded to addressees' feedback gesture rate remained constant when this feedback encouraged clarification, elaboration or correction.
The text is speaking to a certain kind of cultural formation, to addressees with a shared symbolic capital, through which ideologies of shared nationalism are at work.
However, Experiment 2 suggested that most speakers were not yet aware of whether the situation was ambiguous by the time they began to speak, and so adapting to addressees' particular needs may not have been feasible in Experiment 1. Experiment 3 examined individual speakers' awareness of situational ambiguity and the extent to which they signaled structure, with or without addressees present.
