Sentence examples for addressing the idea from inspiring English sources
Addressing the idea of downgrading the deterrent to a cheaper option, she said: "I am not prepared to settle for something that does not do the job".
"WHAT I TRY TO DO IS REACH SUBLIME SIMPLICITY… Bitch," he writes, furiously addressing the idea of A.P.C. as a place to buy "great basics".
Addressing the idea of victim blaming, Amelia said that society does not know the facts that preceded her attack; that she felt safe being out by herself at night, despite being intoxicated.
Zoe Lyons A short tour of her Edinburgh 2014 show Mustard Cutter kicks off for Zoe Lyons, loosely addressing "the idea of what it is to try and better yourself".
The show starts by addressing the idea that there's not much sexism around – or that, as Christie quotes Telegraph journalist James Delingpole as saying, British sexism is better than Saudi sexism.
This course, supported by grants from the Doreen B. Townsend Center for the Humanities at Berkeley, introduced Berkeley students to scientific articles, nature writing, poetry, and philosophical essays addressing the Idea of Nature, relationships between humans and ecosystems, and approaches to resolving global environmental issues.
And banning a word without addressing the ideas behind it feels more like a panacea than anything -- a feel good moment which hobbles geniuses while letting the knuckleheads continue their awful work without reproach.
In this paper we address the idea that the whole animal proteome changes dynamically with age.
