Sentence examples for addressed someone from inspiring English sources
The voice addressed someone as "son," and railed against economic inequalities between whites and blacks.
But on other occasions, he has addressed someone in Arabic, only to learn that the person spoke Bengali or another language.
Singing brightly, Mr. Hampton addressed someone with an exaggerated sense of self-worth, an outbound "hometown hero" wondering whether he'll be missed.
Addressing someone in the correct way can be crucial for making a good first impression.
One running gag is that Moyles will break off mid-sentence to address someone off-camera.
People sometimes think that someone who can't hear has trouble processing information, so they address someone else instead.
Kabir favors the rhetorical method of apostrophe, addressing someone absent: "Friend, / You had one life, / And you blew it".
You wouldn't address someone who once wrote to you, as did Hemingway to Fitzgerald, "Oh... I'd get maudlin how damned swell you are" — you wouldn't address someone like that as "Papa".
In 1611, "thee" and "thou" were not more exalted ways of addressing someone but quite the opposite.
He had reason to address someone in the workplace who is Asian and he mispronounced their name.
