Sentence examples for is really addressing from inspiring English sources

But what Stephens is really addressing is the way fear spreads virally amongst the young.

This piece, whose chief protagonist is Frantz "the butcher of Smolensk," though ostensibly about the effect of Nazi atrocities at the Eastern front on a postwar industrialist family in Hamburg, is really addressing the question of collective guilt and the French suppression of the Algerian war for independence raging at that time.

As we mentioned in the introduction, it can be hard to keep track of the number of hypotheses one is really addressing, which makes the use of Bonferroni or FDR cumbersome.

What we have to do is really address that because it appears when we get in that position it almost seems like it is insurmountable".

What is really addressed in this work are the interactions (possibly etiogenic) between the physiological (input/output) modules that are implemented.

"When we say 'black lives matter', we're really addressing justice, not just with police.

"What I'd like to say is 'biorealistic,' " Lanier said, adding, opaquely, "I think that's really addressing the human nervous system on its own terms".

It's an area we are really addressing but sometimes people don't want to listen when you talk about food".

"The problem with all of these studies is that they're really addressing a formed brain, and so they are far too short and underpowered by comparison with any of the sorts of trials we do in clinical medicine.

We're really addressing a big unmet consumer need.

Even though the mobile video market is exploding, none of the apps out there are really addressing consumers' needs, or reflecting the real reason they take mobile video.