Sentence examples for it addresses itself from inspiring English sources

Although it addresses itself to a nonacademic audience, at no point since its founding in 1954 has American Heritage taken a sentimental or falsely sunny view of its subject.

Because it addresses itself to our sensory appreciation, the work of art is essentially concrete, to be understood by an act of perception rather than by a process of discursive thought.

But his work is not often heard at concerts, which could be because it demands special techniques, and special dedication, from performers because it is hard to program and because it addresses itself not so much to a large, gathered public as to the solitary listener.

At the same time, and this is the measure of its achievement, it addressed itself without condescension to the layman.

Starting in the 1960s, research on language acquisition was strongly influenced by Chomsky's theory of generative grammar, and the main problem to which it addressed itself was how it is possible for young children to infer the grammatical rules underlying the speech they hear and then to use these rules for the construction of utterances that they have never heard before.

"Those of us who stood up for civil rights were much encouraged by the book because in a very skilful and subtle way it addressed itself for justice".

It therefore addresses itself to love's opposites, which are hate and death.

One consequence is that the Spanish government now principally addresses itself to the foreign media outlets it sees as  influential.

It also addressed itself to "three imaginary readers": the generalist, the expert and the student.

Before this government launches a big care debate, it should address itself to the great tax swindle.

It did not address itself to the concerns of the youth, instead hitting them with (in no particular order) parental imprisonment for truancy, tuition fees and the mooted yob tax, in which a policeman would, apparently, accompany a young rowdy to the cashpoint and demand £100, only to get there and find that he had £6.50 in his account.