Sentence examples for address why he was from inspiring English sources

It is possible the boy could "go completely without treatment to address why he was capable of killing two apparently innocent persons," Mr. Candelaria wrote.

She did not address why he wasn't offered a prime spot.

What he needed wasn't Valium or Prozac, but rather to address why he was magnesium-deficient and then fix it through detoxification, treating his yeast overgrowth, cutting out alcohol and caffeine, and supplementing with the relaxation mineral, magnesium, to calm his nervous system.

It is news whenever Derrick Rose addresses why he's not playing, and it's certainly not a good thing, at least when it comes to PR. No, it just never comes off good when a player starts citing his post-playing days as his motivating factor for sitting as Rose did after missing Saturday's game against the Indiana Pacers with a sore hamstring: I feel I've been managing myself pretty good.

In the last six months Mr. Gore has given at least three speeches that commentators widely labeled "the most important of his career" (his convention acceptance, his address explaining why he was taking legal action in Florida and his concession).

In this week's TV tour, Spitzer failed to address the question of why he was not in Swaziland.

In a climactic scene, Mac tells Rosa Lee that he was once nearly killed in a car crash himself, which forces him to address the question of why he was allowed to live while others have died.

When the Australian prime minister John Howard addressed his nation to explain why he was sending troops to support the coalition, he talked of the "human-shredding machine".

That is how Herman Cain on Monday explained why he was addressing a fresh accusation of sexual harassment on the ABC late night show, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" It was a lively interview.

Through his lawyer, Mr. Sater declined on Monday to address why he thought the deal would be a political win for Mr. Trump.

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