Sentence examples for she addressed him from inspiring English sources

When she addressed him in German, she used "du," the familiar form of the pronoun "you".

She addressed him as Sweetie and sent him on his way.

She addressed him in Japanese, knowing he could not understand her.

She addressed him, saying that he had filled "voids of emptiness that existed before you.

She asked one of the officers — "Young man," she addressed him, and he did look very young — why they did not allow the group to speak.

The story goes that when an Atheneum executive called her the "juvenile editor," she addressed him as "senile editor," adding sharply that "good children's books are never juvenile".

She addresses him, at the suggestion of one of her security advisers, "Dear Brother Mujahid".

In Sense and Sensibility, John Dashwood calls his ghastly wife "My dear Fanny", though she addresses him as "My dear Mr Dashwood".

For the most part, she reports on the trial and the man in the third person, but there are moments in which she addresses him directly, not on the trial, but in her text.

Her relationship with "Bev darling," as she addresses him, appears to be more companionable than passionate: she writes fondly of cooking him scrambled eggs after a summer dance in Newport, and tells him of the parties she plans to go to when she's on vacation in New York.

She addresses him directly, knowing that if her words cannot bring him back, they might undo the collateral damage done to language by war.