Sentence examples for view addresses from inspiring English sources

The curators say that the work on view addresses a pervasive feeling that many people don't want to talk about: the tensions and depressions that frequently accompany the winter holidays.

Lawlor provides an original account of how the Austinian view addresses a number of difficulties for contextualist semantic theories, resolves closure-based skeptical paradoxes, and helps us to tread the line between acknowledging our fallibility and skepticism.

A view is deemed as relevant if some stakeholder cares about it, or if the view addresses a key quality-attribute aspect of the system.

The default "Cards" view is more magazine-style, and will work for casual readers (like those who prefer Flipboard to RSS), while the "List" view addresses the needs of readers with more than a small handful of sources who need a better way to scan the news quickly.

The historic printed media on view addresses stereotypes of blackness through the decades.

However, this view addresses only one of the links in the chain of processes.

Mr. Reed and many other lawmakers view addressing the housing crisis as a crucial step toward stabilizing the wider economy.

Given that a recent survey has shown that the majority of Americans think the surveillance was proper and justified, why wasn't that point of view addressed?

Earlier this year, Benjamin's school was turned down by the Department for Education, for the second time – despite having, in Draper's view, addressed issues previously raised.

In 1993 both Holocaust scholars and military historians of divergent points of view addressed the issue in a symposium at the National Air and Space Museum that marked the opening of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

But the judges ruled that same-sex claims of harassment, even those with "sexual overtones," did not fall under Title VII, which in their view addressed only "gender discrimination".