After this display of candor, her testimony went along smoothly enough, except that the Judge had to ask her to address herself to him rather than to the spectators.
Her gift for peppy country rock hooks is undiminished on tracks such as City Swans, but there's no mistaking the churn of raw feelings beneath, and slight, sparely adorned songs such as Afraid, where she seems to address herself in a daze of resigned desolation, make for even tougher listening.
LBL refuses to address herself regarding this, unless, like the words 'sleep' and 'slept,' the researchers (or those surveyed) are playing fast and loose with the words 'good' and 'sex.' If that's the case, LBL is having more good sex per day than she had per month when she was young, nubile, and all of her joints worked reasonably well.
Leanne Wood seemed to be addressing herself solely to the Welsh, which was kind of understandable but also a bit strange in a debate for the whole of the UK.
Sometimes Gabrielle seemed to be addressing herself; when she spoke directly to Muriel, she seemed to be composing a love letter.
"I'm a former federal tax litigation attorney, I'm a businesswoman," she said in the introductions, addressing herself to a national audience that generally has had just fleeting exposure to her career in Congress.
Addressing herself to Feinberg, she went on, "We've suffered enough.
Ms. Lillien is a meticulous taster, addressing herself to sugar-free iced teas as a wine critic tastes gewürztraminers.
Farmer wrote for ordinary middle-class families, addressing herself to "the young housekeeper" and giving advice on economising.During the second world war the nutritionists took over.
But Shirley MacLaine is having none of it: "Shut up and deal," she replies, addressing herself to the more pressing matter of gin rummy.
