Sentence examples for directly addressing them from inspiring English sources

Like Queer, Cucumber chimes with the times without directly addressing them.

The new location allows "The Bridge" to harness the tensions between Mexico and the United States — immigration, human trafficking, drug smuggling — without ever directly addressing them.

During my thirty years as a music critic, I never received more hate mail than whenever I dared to mention the sexual-abuse allegations against Michael Jackson, even when Jackson was directly addressing them in songs such as "Tabloid Junkie" and "D.S".

However, the company is seemingly sweeping problems under the rug rather than directly addressing them.

However, if you make the mistakes that many do by direct messaging them, constantly retweeting their tweets with comments of your own directly addressing them, or post your own tweets with their Twitter handle attached, you're causing major annoyances that will close any door that may have been opened.

Staff reported previously "working around" problems (such as drug shortages) rather than directly addressing them.

Though the decision does not directly address them, its logic also applies to the labor unions that are often at political odds with big business.

It proposes that the Intersectionality framework can serve as a useful tool to shed light on the unique concerns of African immigrants and create policies that directly address them.

Democratic political consultant Rose Kapolczynski, former Sen. Barbara Boxer's top campaign strategist, said she expected both men's extramarital relationships to remain a campaign issue, but added that it was a good idea to directly address them.

However, if one embraces these sources of variation instead of hiding or ignoring them, and one directly addresses them in CER studies, then a truer depiction of how asthma and COPD patients are managed in real-life can be recognized.

The supreme leader, who has the ultimate power in Iran, has never denounced the opposition leaders directly by addressing them with their names.