Sentence examples for speak to concerns from inspiring English sources

The week of the event, Thompson went on "The Breakfast Club," a local morning radio show, to speak to concerns that might keep people from attending.

He immediately deflected a question about whether, after representing his lily white state, he could adequately speak to concerns of southern voters, particularly African Americans.

These larger ambitions of the movement – that is, to bring out into the open institutional racism in university life in South Africa and Britain, and to decolonise education – speak to concerns that many have had for a while.

It's not that Collier's novel should detract from the evident value of Hale's book, but if we are to understand how such a story can speak to concerns about, as Beha says, "what fundamentally makes us human," it cannot but help to extend the comparison beyond Nabokov's Humbert Humbert, to include Mr. Fatigay's all-too-human monkey wife.

The contrasting responses to the opinions, offered by then-presidential candidate Donald Trump in December 2015 and Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn). this week, speak to concerns about double standards and to the different ways in which the two parties police their own members.

The cocaine baggies, meanwhile, directly speak to concerns about security for the Games that are due to be guarded by 85,000 police officers and soldiers.

He spoke to concerns that aid that was meant for the Western-backed group might be diverted into the hands of extremists.

Not only is it filled with great and glorious music -- strongly presented in the new City Opera production -- but it speaks to concerns that are ours.

On a couple of occasions, citizens also spoke to concerns of arrogance and elitism that e-scooters represent.

That document is, one can be pretty certain, a hoax, but it spoke to concerns that some state comprehensive schools were being "Islamicised".

Indeed, he's speaking to concerns vital to what has become the heart of the Republican base.