Sentence examples for addressed to something from inspiring English sources

An explanation and an argument addressed to something more than people who cling to their guns and religion, people who are bought off by big money, people who swallow the ridiculous ads they see on TV.

Affected customers will have to update their email addresses to something with a different domain.

Somewhere (Try Satan)" found their way to him; the White House accommodatingly forwarded something addressed to "Mark Twain, c/o President Roosevelt".

So, I wanted my son to have something personally addressed to him.

That guest gave up speaking to me and addressed something to the full table that made everyone laugh.

We are too great a country to fail to address something so fundamental to our fellow citizens and our future.

If you work for the British Home Office and use your @homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk email address to back something on Kickstarter, your Kickstarter password is now out there.

Apparently there's another, more serious bug that this patch doesn't address, something to do with an SMB vulnerability.

To address growing inequality, something has to be done to transform the way we reward CEOs, to ensure that the rewards of rising productivity and profits are shared more fairly within the corporation.

Just before the interview ended, she said to me: "I have to say I have some sympathy for governments trying to address something as hard as terrorism, having attempted to address something as hard as violence against women for a long time".

"It's a way to address something that nobody wants to talk about through a game that everybody loves," Noftsinger said.