Sentence examples for ever addressed it from inspiring English sources

If, today, he has to win women's votes by concocting some gerry-rigged scheme he can call "child care," and allege that no one ever addressed it before he did, then he will do it.

"Making this into a political football is something that I don't welcome, and this will probably be the last time I ever address it," he said.

In the 1970's, Japanese photography reappeared in the West, but no exhibition ever addressed its history comprehensively, even in Japan.

(Betsy Vorce, a spokeswoman for Lincoln Center, said that Mr. Levy could not recall "ever having personally addressed it with the state preservation office").

The virginity of the devoutly Christian quarterback has been a recurring topic of conversation ever since he addressed it in 2009.

This faultline is now more visible than ever, and addressing it has become a matter of urgency.

Why? Neither Thomas has ever addressed the issue publicly, but it's possible to offer some informed speculation.

Next came some conversation during which Mr. Salonen, looking as boyish as ever, addressed the question of whether it is difficult to switch from the composing to the conducting mode.

Instead, it was the largest crowd he has ever addressed.

"It's the first time I've ever addressed a national issue in the show," Cherry said.

He was using, the Washington Post noted, "the formal, solemn language of Japanese royal communications"; it was the first time he had ever addressed his subjects on television.