Sentence examples for apparently addressing from inspiring English sources
"That's who they're apparently addressing now".
She was apparently addressing growing concern in South Korea that Washington's recent engagement with Pyongyang might help North Korea foment divisions between the South and the United States.
Lindsey, a Clinton friend since their Arkansas days and now the deputy White House counsel, spent nearly four hours with the grand jury apparently addressing lines of inquiry that were not considered subject to attorney-client privilege.
There was silence from the anchor desk until Ms. Simmons — apparently addressing Mr. Scarborough — said, minus a couple of words that cannot be printed here, What are you doing?
Apparently addressing worries in Europe over Russia's use of energy as a political weapon, Mr. Medvedev struck a conciliatory tone, acknowledging that "mistakes" were made in Russian energy policy in the past.
Apparently addressing European pacifist distrust of defense spending, Stoltenberg said that "peaceful protest" and "dialogue" have not stopped aggressors from Adolf Hitler to Joseph Stalin to the Islamic State.
We attributed vocalizations to either apparently addressed to a male target or non-addressed.
In this case, Mr. Blaine apparently addressed the fears of those unlucky souls who harbor phobias about becoming trapped in a giant ice box.
The first letter was apparently addressed to a group of churches where "false prophets," denounced as Antichrist, denied the incarnation of Jesus and caused a secession so substantial that the orthodox remnant was sadly depleted.
Or maybe it would be someone like 70-year-old Frida Williams, who ventured out here on Monday after staying at home all weekend on account of her street's having turned into a deadly ice rink that has not been sanded, salted, plowed or, apparently, addressed in any way.
Its suite of solutions (which includes patent-pending algorithms and specialized sensors) apparently addresses issues like "low-light sensitivity, dynamic range, white balance, anti-shake, near focus, and low-power photography," the company says on its site.
