例句與造句

1. The name reflects a Spanish term for addressing a person recognized as a main boss.
2. For example, addressing a person with an honorific or title may be expected in some languages, but seen as intrusive or too formal in others.
3. Most callers no longer feel that they're talking to a machine; they are addressing a person, with the machine a nearly transparent intermediary, much like the telephone itself.
4. Unlike English and many other languages, addressing a person by their office is highly uncommon outside of protocol context ( e . g . even during an official meeting it is very unlikely for anybody to personally address a chairman as  Mr . Chairman ).
5. The proper form of addressing a person holding the office of Attorney General is " Mister / Madam Attorney General, " or " Attorney General, " and referred to as " Attorney General . " The plural is " Attorneys General " or " Attorneys-General ".
6. It's difficult to find addressing a person in a sentence. 用addressing a person造句挺難的
7. Mohammad Hatta is often remembered as " Bung Hatta " ( according to author Pramoedya Ananta Toer, " bung " is an affectionate title meaning " friend, " used to be a way of addressing a person in a familiar way, as an alternative to the old-form " tuan ", " mas " or " bang " ).
8. When addressing a person who has an academic degree or other post-nominal professional designation, such as a Certified Public Accountant, a writer should use either the post-nominal designation ( usually abbreviated ) or the " Esq . ", but not both; as Esquire is a courtesy title, it should not be used with post-nominals.
9. His practice of research and teaching an integration of psychological and spiritual health embraces many of his writing partner Richard Carlson's ( " Don't Sweat the Small Stuff " ) techniques in addressing a person's innate health, as well as those of Sydney Banks and refined by George Pransky and Roger C . Mills, known as " Health Realization ."