So, it is time we demand that the storytelling industry addresses the truth.
Analytical Marxists, by contrast, are directly concerned with addressing the truth or falsity of Marx's substantive findings in social science and have attempted to reconstruct or salvage his arguments using the same tools that conventional social scientists or philosophers would use.
There are ways to streamline the viewing process, certainly, but that is a UX problem and does not address the truth of the problem.
I am grateful to be in Germany, which unlike the U.S.—seems to address the truth of its past head on, successfully.
The report is a road map for addressing the truth that we don't just have a jobs problem; we have a good jobs problem.
I understand today's Turkish population is not to blame for their forefathers' horrific actions and many Turkish scholars and civilians would more openly address the truth if allowed to do so.
Calabrese missed the point: Which of two plausible alternatives better addresses the truth of hormesis being present in the NCI data set?
(The wisdom tradition is famous for lacking all "sectarian" interest, so that no specific group or community or nation is addressed. The truth of wisdom pertains to all human beings without exception).
When the glow wears off, nevertheless, Richards will have to address the sobering truth that the previous three European champions, Bath, Ulster and Northampton, have not won a subsequent bean between them.
As the book grows in confidence, young "Barry" finally travels to Kenya to address the painful truth of "the old man", his father's life, and become reconciled to his inheritance as an American of African heritage.
He does not address the unfortunate truth that many parents today are far too eager to blame the school, i.e., the teacher, for any failing or lack of substantial improvement on their child's part.
