Sentence examples for which he addresses from inspiring English sources

Sone's subject is leisure and landscape, which he addresses without being didactic or mindlessly permissive.

This advertisement for Senator John McCain is the third this week in which he addresses the nation's financial crisis.

But judging by the frequency with which he addresses the issue, Mr Kerry clearly reckons the Medicare drug bill helps him.

An opening conversation in which he addresses their adult son, Jack Ian Lithgoww), as a stranger indicates that Gunner's hale appearance is not matched by equal lucidity.

The result, paradoxically, is that he gives us a vision we believe wholeheartedly, a truth in which he addresses many layers of being.

It also includes audio commentaries by the director in which he addresses the editing decisions he faced in the 70s and again in 2000-01.

In 235 the persecution of Maximinus found him in Cappadocia, from which he addressed to Ambrose his Exhortation to Martyrdom.

Bryant later filmed his own public service announcement in which he addressed the issue with several of his Lakers teammates.

At the end of July, Miliband made a speech on leadership in which he addressed his image problem.

In his first column in the Hyde Park Herald, the same one in which he addressed welfare, he announced that he was "organizing citizens' committees" to help him shape legislation.

In 1969, just after Richard Nixon was elected President, he gave a press conference in which he addressed the question of Soviet-American relations.