Sentence examples for sometimes addressed from inspiring English sources

Fear and suspicion are leitmotifs, sometimes addressed, at other times demonstrated.

Speaking in biblical metaphors, she sometimes addressed the struggle for civil rights.

"Ms. Mitsos sometimes addressed the court on the record to advocate positions in substantive cases on which respondent had to pass judgment," the report said.

Angela, for her part, is sometimes addressed as Madame Récamier, though she and Émile, her live-in boyfriend (Jean-Claude Brialy), are not married.

Pieces like the "Jupiter" Symphony are indirect tributes to the old masters of counterpoint, but Mozart sometimes addressed Bach on his own terms, with fugues that seem to say, "I can do this just as well as you".

The letters in "Dear Chairman" are in one sense structurally identical: they are written by investors in public companies, sometimes addressed to the management of those companies and sometimes to other investors, telling them what to do.

He would sometimes address students, for example, thus: "None of you is going anywhere.

He would sometimes address letters direct to me on some occasion, such as when my Cousin King Cyprian died.

Politicians sometimes address fringe events at rival party conferences but not the main hall of the event.

It also said he had harassed Hispanic employees, sometimes addressing them as "ignorant immigrant" and ridiculing their accents.

In his art, Pettibon only sometimes addresses topical politics, or topical anything, but he knows his archetypes, and it's nice to have eschatological expertise on current events.