Sentence examples for language addressed from inspiring English sources

It is composed in crude, sexual language addressed to a friend or lover, probably a man.

Experience has taught us that harsh language addressed to a cow impairs her usefulness.

All these actions, and the many to follow, are a behavioural language addressed to her absent father, a war correspondent always at home in some volatile situation in another country, never at home with her.

But the Trump administration does, and Hawaii lawmakers — quoting from the judge's "pillar" language — addressed a letter to John Kelly, the Department of Homeland Security secretary, requesting that the government issue an "administrative stay" that would permit him to remain in the U.S. beyond Thursday.

He talks their language, addresses their concerns.

Here, there clearly was some language addressing share issuances and the like.

Supporters of the proposition described it as an evenhanded attempt to curb special interests, pointing to language addressing both unions and corporate donations.

(This would be a big shift: before the Bush administration signed on to a European-drafted incentives "package" for multilateral negotiations over Iran's nuclear activities last spring, it insisted that all language addressing Iran's security interests be removed).

The legislation passed the Democrat-controlled Assembly several times in recent years but died in the Republican-controlled State Senate, most recently because of disagreement over language addressing whether judges would have any discretion over diverting criminal charges.

But this legislation is missing a key element: language addressing climate change and human rights.

It uses the same language, addresses the same issues and fills the same logical hole in the national policy discourse.