Sentence examples for personally addressing from inspiring English sources

Because this school's etiquette forbids personally addressing each card (with 24 children per classroom, that would mean 24 children crisscrossing the cloakroom all morning), the whole process is fairly impersonal.

Hancock demonstrated the potential perils of personally addressing the media, however, when, in a newspaper interview in October, he claimed that "the tariff question is a local question," a somewhat dubious remark that seemed to highlight his lack of political experience.

But it's hard to feel too miserable when you're wondering why the man in front of you is dressed as a giant tomato and a complete stranger has just cheered you on, personally, addressing you by the charity name on your T-shirt.

The 150 remaining questionnaires were collected after personally addressing individuals who had a company car, working at various small companies.

The 230 questionnaires of the control group were collected by personally addressing individuals and employees of firms not offering a company car arrangement.

The combination of 'public' and 'single' refers to a 'live broadcast', as for example with sports commentary, where the receivers may not be known to the speaker; the speaker is not personally addressing a targeted addressee.

Women prefer personally addressed information sharing, i.e. personal invitations with information leaflets.

Once, while I was unemployed and bored, I made a list of everyone I cared about, bought Christmas cards, and sat there and personally addressed between 40-50 cards to people, including personal messages, for what must have been hours.

On a more personal note, how important is it for you to personally address gay themes in your performances?

In September he personally addressed the problem of ethnic minority grievances by visiting the central highlands.

He recalled that he was ordered to screen all the mail personally addressed to Koster.