While I'm sure there is a lot of pushback from those who support the status quo, it's safe to say that your article will still be referenced in years to come, not because it was controversial but because it was the first mainstream-media account to powerfully address the nonviolent movement for civil and human rights in the Occupied West Bank.
I watched you powerfully address sexual assault at the Oscars.
This is cross-posted at Blog on the Universe where you'll find links to essays and activities that powerfully address the science, history, and politics of human spaceflight -- all embracing the notion that science education is about conceptual understanding at an emotional level.
45, 48, 68– 76 Among these are microarray systems with focused repertoires powerfully addressing specific recognition systems.
Past and present merged powerfully when George Washington addressed a crowd of Americans soon after Sept. 11 (in words that the actor drew from original sources and his own imagination).
It is an incredible burst of sustained creative labour, and Shapiro shows how powerfully these plays addressed the political and social upheavals of the time: they "collectively reflect their fraught cultural moment".
With a Bayesian analysis, the question of interest can be addressed more powerfully and more directly.
We don't always hear them addressed so personally, powerfully or articulately.
In a powerfully worded address to a joint session of parliament on Monday, Hollande said France was "at war" with Isis, and called for united action to defeat the terror group, which claimed responsibility for Friday's attacks in retaliation for France's involvement in US-backed airstrikes in Iraq and Syria.
Painful as all this must have been for you, Shane, it was important that we all addressed... allegations as powerfully and comprehensively as we could, given the strong way in which he expressed himself.
