Sentence examples for insists on addressing from inspiring English sources
My daughter insists on addressing the women with what I'd call a feminist version of their names.
"Skip is a dog's name," she pronounces, and insists on addressing him by his given name, Charles.
Steely in manner, appearance and views, she insists on addressing her interlocutors at every point as "Esteemed" followed by their job title.
"Given that Congress insists on addressing the issue this week," said Geoff Morrell, a spokesman for Mr. Gates, "we are trying to gain a better understanding of the legislative proposals they will be considering".
He insists on addressing me as Mrs Cartner-Morley, pronounced with the flourishes of a Spanish accent that has become quirkier rather than softer after 40 years in Britain.
Charles insists on addressing the notes; but he shows us how behind the notes are felt needs, requirements, laws of how things ought to be — a whole system of judgment, of taste, of meaning.
Insisting on addressing all problems at once means that none is particularly urgent.
How have they continued to haunt Africa's contemporary moment and insist on addressing and being addressed by the future?
He couldn't stop grinning, and he insisted on addressing Kinky deferentially as Governor, which made the candidate a little nervous.
They're not entirely free of pointlessly trendy touches, insisting on addressing the east London crowd as "Shoreditch" in deference to the area's fashionable reputation.
