direct address

This would still leave room for the direct address of the Holocaust as a subject.

Here, the direct address to the audience is not an intrinsic part of the play.

So the argument must pass into a direct address to the reader.

"Direct address is consistent in all my work," she said.

You will pardon, I hope, any errors in direct address.

If you get lost while browsing, our direct address is www.nga.gov/kids.

From straightforward narrative, the author suddenly switches to direct address.

That simple, direct address across the stage creates a whole life and death for an audience."

This stunt only works, however, in direct address, and is no help with introductions.

A touch of the fireside chat, an effort at direct address to the public.

Series 2 leaves this format, instead starting in the characters' flat, with no direct address to the audience.

With the comma for direct address, the familiar saying would also answer the question "What school did you go to, darling?"

A. With this role, you've got standup comedy, in direct address to the audience.

That direct address to the audience - I feel like I've had eight months' rehearsal.

Characters exorcise their anxieties, sometimes in direct address to the audience.

Dante begins the next canto with a direct address to you, the reader.

The direct address snapped him out of his reverie.

Is it a direct address to the audience?

Daddy is an affectionate, familiar term, form of direct address, or nickname for a father.

The title Mr. Justice is not used in direct address.

All of these except Mr. Justice are used in direct address and without the name.

This third section changes the focus from general reflection to a direct address of the "Fair Youth".

It is short, efficient and affecting, making particularly skillful use of the boy's direct addresses to the audience.

The polite form of direct address in lotic was in the third person.

Those who are highly honored, like myself, always have such titles as 'Honorable' placed before their names in direct address.