Sentence examples for object to address from inspiring English sources

In other words, the fantasy of destruction is appeased by its failure; the infant destroys internally but externally is relieved to still have an object to address and interact with.

"David Cameron is on safe ground expressing concern about starving babies, because no one could possibly object to addressing that scandal.

Pat Ward Williams uses images, text and objects to address the choices presented by light skin color; Amalia Amaki spells out the central role of photographs in black families by printing family snapshots on a cotton quilt; Albert Chong, who is half black and half Asian, attempts to reconcile his double heritage on paper.

But just as Queen Victoria reputedly complained of Gladstone addressing her as if she were a public meeting, I confess that I, as a reader, object to writers addressing me as if the mere reading of an article has enrolled me in a club, "some" of whom may do this or that.

It follows from these two lines of argument that merely tightening fiduciary duties back up in the case of financial fiduciaries will be no help at all if our object is to address financial fragility.

Thus, a righteous person would object to being addressed disrespectfully (7B31), and would not engage in an illicit sexual relationship (3B3).

We object to ongoing attempts to address inequity, being more concerned with "reverse racism" than actual racism, while not seeing that our society continues to vastly favor whiteness.

For a building to even count as an architectural object it needs to address its context.

The Court of Appeal held that the distinction drawn by the section 37 between citizens and non-citizens who are abroad is valid as it is a reasonable means of achieving the Act's object, which is to address acts of corruption taking place outside Singapore but affecting events within it.

A library concept was developed using the principles of object-oriented modeling to address the flexibility issue.

California artist, Debra Thompson's most recent socio-political based assemblage series, Visual Discourse, uses the imagery of the American flag to incorporate ordinary objects and text to address a variety of social justice issues such as women's reproductive rights, gun violence, racial tensions, sexual assault, and financial greed.