Sentence examples for best redressing from inspiring English sources

This is a problem of tone as well as skill: Ms. Michele is at her best redressing infringements more personal than political in nature.

Despite his current wealth, he came across on the stump as virtually another victim of the recession while arguing lucidly for Democrats as the best redress for that pain.

The best redress for the nonfliers of 2816 is to demand approval of the Airline Passengers Bill of Rights that has been stalled in Congress in the face of industry opposition.

South Africa boast better-rounded batsmen than Stokes but they'll need to be at their absolute best to redress the balance.

In "A World Without Time: The Forgotten Legacy of Gödel and Einstein" (Perseus; $24), Yourgrau does his best to redress his fellow-philosophers' neglect of the case that Gödel made against time.

Although reluctant to write a memoir, she was eventually persuaded as the person who perhaps knew him longest and best, to redress the erroneous image of him as a racist, misogynistic, misanthropic boor.

"Beyond Silence" may be his best hope of redressing that.

Mitchell seems to me the best argument for redressing the long-standing bias against contemporary expressionist painting that was mandated by Clement Greenberg in his promotion of mannerly colorfield abstraction.

Comedy, says Brand, seemed the best medium to redress the balance.

Because the executive and legislative branches of our governments turn a deaf ear to the science, the judicial branch may provide the best opportunity to redress the situation.

These small steps are reassuring, but unless they are reflected across entire communities, the inequality at Oxbridge will continue despite its best efforts to redress the balance.