Sentence examples for addressee in terms of from inspiring English sources

For it to be possible for one to give another a command to φ, there must be a linguistic practice available to the addressee in terms of which the speaker can formulate a command.

Like internal relations in general, they link supporting satellites to a nucleus, thereby increasing the likelihood of the success of the nuclear speech function in terms of the addressee's response (cf. Mann and Matthiessen 1991).

The expectation that Seattle coffee shops should be playing cutting edge rock shows that the writer also expects his addressees to be aware of Seattle's status in terms of musical genre, and that these addressees will also find it amusing or ironic to hear that Frank Sinatra and the Three Tenors are instead in favour there.

In terms of.

In terms of cash, certainly.

But in terms of feelings?

In terms of racial desegregation?

In terms of celebrating?  A.

In terms of everything.

In terms of what?

In terms of securitization?