Sentence examples for addressed audiences from inspiring English sources

He has appealed repeatedly to young people for support and has addressed audiences of high school pupils and university students to explain his program this spring.

Have we not proved, then, that they cannot govern human beings who withhold their consent?" Between spells in prison Pankhurst several times addressed audiences from a stretcher.

She addressed audiences from Buffalo to Albany using the vocabulary of a winner, talking about future trips to upstate and specific projects she intended to pursue.

He frequently addressed audiences off the cuff but almost always delivered the big speeches of his campaign from teleprompters — at the time making him appear more presidential, if voters noticed at all.

At times this summer – not least at Gadd's tear-stained curtain call, when he addressed audiences frankly about his difficulties in bringing this story to the stage – it felt as if we were witnessing the Oprahfication of comedy.

I have seen you snoring drunk on several occasions... you have addressed audiences while under the influence of drink... when in Brisbane about a year ago you got so disgracefully drunk and incapable that medical aid had to be called in so that you could be 'toned up' in time to address a big public meeting.

Whiteman addressed audience in tough and jazzy voice.

President Charles M. Vest, Provost Mark S. Wrighton, and Senior Vice President William R. Dickson '56 addressed audience members' concerns.

Surveys of the general public or special groups are excellent settings in which to explore the concerns and worries of the addressed audience.

When I address audiences, I talk from the heart.

We also cannot forget to address audiences who don't have digital access.