Sentence examples for text addressed to 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.

Also important to early Iranian literature are the remnants of ancient myths preserved in the Avesta, especially in the yashts, which are texts addressed to Iranian deities.

"They had not been taught the various things that they needed to know to understand ordinary texts addressed to a general audience.

The text is addressed to the author's young nephew and mixes sagacity with delicious asperity.

This control is lost with the choice of the option 'public': the speaker's text is addressed to a communally recognised 'category' members of which are not necessarily known to the speaker personally; and with this will vary the form of the graphic modality.

The eight monophonic selections are set to von Bingen's colorful texts and addressed to groups and individuals including (among others) the Creator, the Redeemer, the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. John the Evangelist and Martyrs.

Some texts were clearly addressed to the individual: such as the Which?

Mr. Elliot, who is British, begins with the text of a letter addressed to one Ropate, which, we learn much later, is the nickname of a man who was the head of the Afghan Red Crescent Society in Kabul.

Mr. Richards provided a copy of an e-mail message that he said included the text of the letter, addressed to committee members, requesting Tony eligibility for the Parks-Murray book and argued that it included structural revisions to the opera, major editing of the original text and additional dialogue.

In November of 1950, nearly twenty years after Faulkner's visit to New York, the magazine reprinted the full text of a letter he addressed to Oxford residents arguing in favor of an ordinance allowing beer into the county.