Sentence examples for admirably addressed from inspiring English sources

That matter has been admirably addressed in Michael Marissen's little book, "Lutheranism, Anti-Judaism and Bach's St. John Passion," which makes a persuasive case that Bach's own theological gloss in the work assigns responsibility for Jesus' death to all sinners, thus all humans.

That's why we stood proudly with the New York City Council last week as they admirably addressed this issue head-on.

The Congressional Research Service's report on forest fires (news article, Sept. 1) admirably addresses management practices that increase vulnerability to fire.

The SEC has admirably taken the first step toward addressing the disturbing secrecy surrounding corporate political spending by beginning the rulemaking process for a disclosure rule.

And Messrs Mian and Sufi's admirably clear book gives us an imaginative way of addressing the problem.

How typical of Cameron that he bravely and admirably breaks a taboo by insisting that the approach to prisoners must change, but does not fully address the issues of how prisons should be organised and resourced.

Mental illness and drug addiction are both issues that plenty of services admirably dedicate their time and resources to, but perhaps it's time that more is done to address what happens when the two realms overlap, bettering some of the hardships for anyone suffering beneath the twin yokes of drug addiction and mental illness.

The eloquent and arrogant Michael R. Bloomberg has admirably tackled smoking, sugary drinks, bicycle lanes and pedestrian plazas, but in three memorable terms, he has failed miserably to address New York City's gravest continuing problem: a total dearth of decent and affordable housing for the poor and the working class.

The plays address an admirably broad range of experience — politics and war; family, love and loss; abortion, punk rock and dating — in a broad range of voices.

While Huffington Post has admirably tried to cover homelessness on Impact, little of the content addresses mental illness.

Finally, the studio audience, which seemed to have been stunned into silence by an address that was emotional but also admirably disciplined, started to clap.