Sentence examples for almost addressed from inspiring English sources

The show almost addressed the elephant in the room when Darrell Hammond's Bill briefly appeared, but his one line – "Oh my God, they're multiplying" – was only an opportunity for his lecherous, grandstanding ex-president to stay consistent while dodging some touchy subjects.

It was a theme almost everyone addressed.

The Singularity and its consequences are almost inevitably addressed in the media with slightly hysterical overtones.

(Mr. Paterson's predecessor, Eliot Spitzer, was almost always addressed in public as Governor).

With its confiding, thoughtful tone, it resembles a Conversation Poem in miniature, and it is almost certainly addressed to Sara Hutchinson, the sister of Wordsworth's wife, Mary.

He has almost never addressed the specifics of the investigation, and when he has (as Mueller's questions recognize) he has landed himself in trouble.

Though Mr. Hundert -- as he is almost universally addressed -- is stiff backed and proper, hints of pyschological complexity hang off him like threads of frayed tweed.

While Vice President Al Gore had almost instantly addressed the nation, Mr. Bush had left that task to James A. Baker III, his chief representative in Florida.

The poems, almost all addressed to Ms. Plath, explored the beauty and then fracturing of their marriage before her suicide in 1963.

Except for why Beckett would let Castle tag along beside her, and that is almost immediately addressed: he's friends with the mayor.

And this one God is almost always addressed and described using personal pronouns.