Sentence examples for address rather from inspiring English sources

It is their unapologetic address, rather than the end they have in mind, that is potent.

His original story was replaced with the word "CENSORED"; though the unchanged web address rather gave the game away.

Many American brokerage firms "tend to look at the address rather than the citizenship," Mr. Starchild said.

The problem is, the census addressed mine to me at my street address, rather than my P.O.

If you know it, try using the website's numerical address rather than its verbose URL (Universal Resource Locator) name.

They're written to be direct address rather than soliloquies, which is what the three other women have at separate points throughout the play.

Only near the end did Thiel address, rather obliquely, the concern about immigration that is so central to the current moment, and to Trump's political program.

Delivered on the eve of the 9/11 anniversary, it was a businesslike address rather than an inspiring one, and precisely what it augurs remains to be seen.

What needs to happen is for market problems to be addressed, rather than pushing back on free movement.

The country had not yet begun to see segregation as a moral wrong that had to be addressed rather than as a regrettable regional peculiarity.

This is unlikely to work because most voters think in terms of issues that have to be addressed, rather than focusing on whether policies are leftwing or rightwing.