Sentence examples for its addressees from inspiring English sources

The First Letter of Peter tells its addressees that they must "always be prepared to make a defense (apologia) to anyone who calls you to account for the hope that is in you" (3:15).

Although this concept was originally developed to reconstruct conversations between co-present speakers, it turns out to be a useful notion for examining FR's way of approaching its addressees.

The correctness or incorrectness of such a critical model depends not on its acceptance or rejection by its addressees, but on the adequacy of the theory to objective historical necessities or mechanisms (into which the critical theorist alleges to have superior insight).

And yet it is a poem whose narrator knows it will not be read by its addressee, or not for many years to come – unlike most of Burns's verse-letters.

Even if access to information will become completely blocked within the Russian Federation, it will still be available to people in other nations and the message will still reach its addressee".

The header of the HL7 message contains the final destination specified as "Receiving Application," and the communication server forwards the message to its addressee.

Perhaps the law should also be made known to, or easily knowable by, the citizens on whom it is liable to impinge, as a matter of fairness to them: but they are not its direct addressees.

Accordingly, we set each station network interface card (NIC) to work in promiscuous mode, which means that each station captures all frames sent by the AP, even if it is not its intended addressee.

"A Letter to a Brother of the Pen in Tribulation" ostensibly sympathises with its male addressee.

In this figure, five pixel locations are fed into the AP which generates five addressees, for the centre and its four neighbours.

Its use here also acts to co-position addressees as members of this group, which in turn acts to defuse any offence which might have been caused.