Sentence examples for to address itself from inspiring English sources

Keep going, and that budget deficit should start to address itself.

Her objection is that a true one would have to address itself to a true "people of Europe", but such a thing does not yet exist.

But the election of Michael reflected a resolution of political forces that permitted the coalition government to address itself to the problems of reconstruction.

By reading the Scriptures in the light of its own beliefs, the church is able to address itself to new problems of faith and morals that did not exist or were not attended to in earlier times.

Beaubourg is the first museum to address itself directly and entirely to the new mass public, and as a consequence it is looked upon with suspicion and some hostility by art lovers and museum people everywhere.

A great piece of history writing doesn't need to address itself to one readership at the expense of another - Thomas Penn's The Winter King, a biography of Henry VII, made serious scholarship read like a thriller, and topped best-of-year lists in 2011.

None the less, the discussion which follows does not, as the danger seems to be, address itself to a non-problem.

"The international community must address itself to solve without delay the Arab-Israeli conflict".

The film does not, however, address itself to any larger social context.

Before this government launches a big care debate, it should address itself to the great tax swindle.

[W]e must honestly face the fact that the movement must address itself to the question of restructuring the whole of American society.