Sentence examples for polite usage of from inspiring English sources

A similar desire for systematic analysis inspired Claude Favre, sieur de Vaugelas, also an Academician, whose Remarques sur la langue françoise (1647) records polite usage of the time.

"It is me" was banned as barbarous, though it is perfectly sound historically; eye-ther was substituted in polite usage for ee-ther, though the latter is correct and the former is on the part of an American an absurd affectation.

USTED (the formal and polite use of "you").

Usage of chlorine skyrocketed.

Note my usage of the plural, surveys.

That is entirely constructive usage of technology.

No other usage of integrity here applies.

"The usage that's coming is the usage of its time".

"You have usage of the front of your house".

Phone card suppliers say usage of minutes keeps growing.

Usage of "end" is also often ambiguous.