Sentence examples for addresses to groups from inspiring English sources

From the President and First Lady's keynote addresses, to groups like Mothers of the Movement, to the always inspiring Rev. Dr. William Barber II, to Hillary Clinton herself, I was absolutely captivated by the 133 speakers at the Democratic National Convention.

The eight monophonic selections are set to von Bingen's colorful texts and addressed to groups and individuals including (among others) the Creator, the Redeemer, the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. John the Evangelist and Martyrs.

In two previous addresses to Hispanic groups, Mr. Romney ignored immigration.

From the outset of his political career he cultivated, and addressed himself to, groups like Young Americans for Freedom.

It was an address to particular groups, such as pensioners worried about health care.

He has toured the state since Wednesday, delivering essentially the same address to business groups from Buffalo to Long Island.

Interventions of this kind are usually addressed to patient groups without the presence of a structured therapeutic setting.

Questions are typically addressed to a group rather than to individuals.

Incensed, Zawahiri wrote a letter addressed to the group's imprisoned leaders.

At his only previous address to that group, in 1976, he mocked Wall Street for undervaluing stocks.

Writer describes Posner's address to a group called Scribes at the annual meeting of the ABA in Chicago.