Sentence examples for i cannot address from inspiring English sources

"I cannot address this letter to you," she begins, "because I do not know your name.

While I cannot address everything that has been said or right every misstatement or misunderstanding, there is one thing I want to make clear.

"I am not a lawyer, senator, and I cannot address that question... Waterboarding never should have been used, and never will be if I have anything to do with it," Brennan says.

"Without being able to describe our findings, I cannot address fully the issues the media want to discuss".

The article contains several statements and claims that are inaccurate, all of which I cannot address in the short time provided.

He's never addressed an issue.... I'm in a debate with a faceless foe that I cannot find, minds I cannot change.

I cannot fully address that charge here, except to say that I share the core liberal commitment to the right of individuals to decide for themselves what sort of life is worth leading, and as a corollary, a commitment to the constitutional protection of a set of basic civil and political liberties.

The reasons for action that moral requirements furnish are not contingent upon the possession of any desires or wants on the part of the agent to whom they are addressed: I cannot release myself from the requirement imposed by the claim that torturing the innocent is wrong by citing some desire or inclination that I have.

In particular, at its present stage, the ONRN cannot address point (i) of the SFDRR under Priority 1 (UNISDR 2015b, p. 11): "Ensure the use of traditional, indigenous and local knowledge and practices, as appropriate, to complement scientific knowledge in disaster risk assessment and the development and implementation of policies".

I cannot close this article without addressing the body shaming comments being flung at Rihanna.

Byron's fan mail Letter from a girl who signs her name Anna, dated September 1812: "My Lord, Tho I have not the honor of being personally known to you, I yet venture to address you; tho, I cannot offer any other excuse for the Liberty I take, if the irresistible desire I feel of thus (unknown) paying my humble tribute at the Shrine of Genius, be not deemd any apology.