At funerals and memorial services, he often addresses the children left behind, telling them what their parents would have wanted them to do.
He often addresses the camera directly, a trick Allen did himself rather more subtly, over the washing up, back in Annie Hall.
He speaks all all across the country, and in his free time he often addresses youth groups about the importance of education and achievement.
In weekly radio talks, he often addressed human rights, touching on issues that were delicate in Czech society.
His memory was astounding, and his explanations to the jurors, whom he often addressed directly, were so smooth that they came across as almost smug.
One foreign journalist who wished to remain unidentified for fear of professional repercussions, said that he often addressed issues that could be contentious.
He delighted in fielding questions from students, whom he often addressed, the subject typically a vigorous promotion of the free-enterprise system.
In Mr. Tooker's later work, marked by a new sense of compassion, he often addressed specifically religious themes, notably in "The Seven Sacraments" (1980), an altarpiece he produced for the church of St. Francis of Assisi in Windsor, Vt.
At Dartmouth, he took the microphone in his hand and spoke while walking the stage in ruminative arcs; he often addressed the audience while standing in profile, as though he were talking to himself.
Whilst not quite as folksy as Sarah Palin, he often addressed the audience using the somewhat forced expression "my friends" and went to some lengths to repeat the names of the individuals who had asked questions, standing closer to them than Obama and even shaking hands with one.
Though Ali's anti-war stance came during the height of the civil rights movement in the US and he often addressed the issue of racism in interviews, Frears insists Ali was not particularly motivated by politics.
