Sentence examples for end addressed from inspiring English sources

President Obama, wearied and six inches past his wits' end, addressed the violence hours after the most recent incident — the shooting on Sunday, in Baton Rouge, of six police officers, three of whom died as a result of their injuries.

Then, near the end, addressing the absent Southerners: "You can have no conflict, without being yourselves the aggressors".

The genius of liberalism, Mr. Fukuyama explains in his afterward to "The End of History," was its exclusion "of final ends addressed by religion from the realm of politics".

A further loose-end, addressed in part in Book 3, was whether the non-Keplerian motion of the Moon can be shown not to be a counterexample to Newton's argument in the case of the planets.

A celebratory ending addressing independently produced films telling native stories, like "Powwow Highway," "Smoke Signals" and "Atanarjuat," feels rushed and tacked on.

Most front-ends addressing this problem only support a single architecture, are bound to a specific programming language, or are hard to maintain.

The basic principles of the original Internet architecture include end-to-end addressing, global routeability and a single namespace of IP addresses that unintentionally serves both as locators and host identifiers.

Two prominent West End theaters have each hitched themselves to directors who not long ago were regularly seen at a particular Off West End address.

In order to do so, the serial AS writes the dump command with the start and end address of the request to the UART interface.

With user-inputted start and end addresses from a keyboard, the approach first queries MapQuest (www.mapquest.com) for obtaining the walking directions and the corresponding map image.

The user inputs his or her start and end addresses, and from there Wanderu provides potential itineraries complete with connections and transit directions to and from the closest station.