Sentence examples for text addressed from inspiring English sources

A long text addressed to a king containing a comprehensive discussion of ethical questions.

Mr Sotloff reads out a text addressed to Mr Obama saying: "You've spent billions of US taxpayers' dollars and we have lost thousands of our troops in our previous fighting against the Islamic State, so where is the people's interest in reigniting this war?" The masked man describes the act he is about to commit as retribution for the US air strikes.

This relative lack of 'truth' in our sensory experience is, later in the text, addressed by Trivers: 'At every single stage - from its biased arrival, to its biased encoding, to organizing it around false logic, to misremembering and then misrepresenting it to others, the mind continually acts to distort information flow…' (p. 139).

One poster's text addressed pain: "Did you know that smoking can increase your pain?

Amended, we have removed the most speculative comments (those related to nucleating folding) from the text addressed above, and we tone down the comments that we think are justified, well supported, or needed as a discussion.

To whom is the text addressed?

Compile your research into a visual display with text addressing the following questions: What are the demographics of the state?

Covell's engaging text addresses the reader directly, wondering openly what will happen next; and it works in able counterpoint to the bold, simple illustrations.

It is a visceral challenge to the father, whom the text addresses in the second-person singular like an open letter, but also describes him thus: "You could play Chopin so beautifully.

Micro-charting brings awareness of the specific rhetorical choices made throughout a text (addressing particular audiences by making deliberate moves).

Therefore, this text addresses clothing as an amplified interactive space, envisioning exchanges that perform with the body, the surrounding space (physical and cultural) and time.