Sentence examples for intimately addressed from inspiring English sources

Maybe the last time the girls and I deeply, intimately, addressed the William Green situation was the night a friend came to our house to help us gather up sheets, pillowcases, underwear, swimsuits — anything, everything, he might have fondled or merely brushed against.

This may sound funny, but I think the task was to provide a way, a context, a space in which audience viewers could be addressed by the work and intimately addressed – and I don't mean emotionally specifically, but also body to work.

The switching back and forth between their stories is jarring and confusing — Mary is addressed intimately as "you"; "the boy," nameless, is always spoken of in the third person — and mostly maddening.

The reduction to mere biography is resisted -- nothing but the anonymity of the intimately known and addressed soul is on the page.

He is an energetic writer who avoids military and social-science jargon, and he addressed himself intimately to young captains who have had to become familiar with exotica such as "The Battle of Algiers," the 1966 film documenting the insurgency against French colonists.

If "Mountains" turned out to be an elaborate joke about drawing's vaunted capacity for realistic depiction, in another piece two years earlier Mr. Richter addressed its treasured reputation as an intimately personal medium.

Sanitation is intimately linked with all areas of human development addressed by the MDGs.

While these students do have other issues, the issues are so intimately intertwined with financial need that one cannot be addressed without acknowledging the other.

The studies addressed in this review have demonstrated that sirtuins are intimately linked to the cellular response to oxidative stress.

A major conclusion of this session is that implementation considerations are intimately related to the architecture of a specific trial and should be addressed practically and early in the design phase of any randomized trial addressing a palliative care question.

Although lake ecologists were early to appreciate the importance of adjacent land type on lake-water chemistry, stream ecologists have addressed the terrestrial aquatic linkage concept more formally, with streams being regarded as "open systems that are intimately linked with their surrounding landscapes" (e.g., Hynes 1975).