Sentence examples for addressed in the book from inspiring English sources

Absolutely, it's addressed in the book.

Perhaps it comes down to Wilson's own on-off relationship with religion, which is never really addressed in the book.

Michael Maharam is so committed to exposing design talents through textiles that each project addressed in the book feels more like an experiment than a commercial product.

The concerns addressed in the book — improved education, health care, existence above the poverty level — are too important to be left to the tender mercies of charity.

(The question of what it meant to be a black child in eighteen-seventies America is never directly addressed in the book).

Participants will examine one or more of the themes addressed in the book, among them the horrors of war, the social and political changes of the 1960s and 1970s, the power of story and the elusiveness of memory and truth.

Is this an issue you address in the book?

This is something that I wanted to address in the book: why is this kind of caricature so believable?

9/11 was definitely in my mind as I wrote the book, but mainly as the most recent example of the kind of history-stopping event I'm addressing in the book.

Addressing in the book the vexing question of what to call your "No. 1 vestibule" — your vagina — she describes how she asked her 200,000-plus Twitter followers what they call theirs and immediately received more than 500 responses.

One possibility I address in the book is making a 'yes, no, maybe' list of all the sexual and physical practices that they are aware of, and whether they are interested in them.