form of address
mode of address
manner of address

The form of address was wrong, but he recognized the voice.

He had never before used this form of address to Sean.

I care much for jokes but not in the form of address.

Mistress is an old form of address for a woman.

This form of address is used in the motion picture, also.

But don't ask me to change my form of address.

Even in a formal business letter you should use a personal and human form of address.

The given name is the primary form of address for Vietnamese.

The Other had prompted her with the proper form of address.

It did not seem the moment to inquire into the form of address.

The correct form of address from a pupil to his teacher.

Her face darkened with anger at his form of address.

For a moment his offer and form of address unsettled her.

Brother and Sister are common forms of address across all the communities.

There were only two verbal forms of address for the five people in the room.

"What is the polite form of address for my lord?"

"Miss" is the proper form of address for female children.

"So that we may give you all due respect, what is your preferred form of address?"

It was the first time Robyn had ever heard him use that form of address.

This was a form of address, not a question.

For a compliment, this new form of address does not seem to be very soothing.

Obviously the program did not take well to the titular form of address.

By preference, we do not even use titles in our forms of address.

This relates not only to forms of address but also to gestures.

I only used that particular form of address when I wanted something from her and well did she know it.

Just so you do not use the wrong mode of address."

He was still worrying a little as to the proper mode of address.

He taught her a little French; to be neat and clean; the modes of address.

When talking with politicians, he attempted to make them accept the informal mode of address.

The patient should be told of the mode of address used in that particular hospital for professional staff.

I had anticipated, Inspector-is that the proper mode of address?

She clearly found this mode of address highly amusing.

It was certainly not a gentlemanly mode of address.

He'd unconsciously adopted the informal and direct mode of address common in the country, especially its military.

This mode of address was now prescribed by decree.

To others the ritual of such a formal mode of address may be appealing.

At times the boundaries between these modes of address are exclusive, yet more often than not they shift to accommodate varying needs.

The general mode of address is these days Mr. + surname.

This time, as Wantanabe raised his voice and adopted a more official mode of address, he was able to hear everything.

'It is an overly familiar mode of address to an unfamiliar woman."

The various modes of address . . . he knew them.

Hand-held digital camcorders and camera phones are their preferred modes of addressing the world.

"That mode of address is reserved for friends and equals only, and you are neither of those to me."

There were six modes of addressing.

Seating plans were generally informal, and most teachers were called by their first names, though they could choose more formal modes of address.

The captain, he knew from the mode of address, must be a former member of the Royal Navy.

In this passage three topics are introduced: the sonnet's form, its tone and its mode of address.

The effect of this intense focus on modes of address is that personal pronouns become unusually prominent.

"I have come with a warning," the ustuzou said, arrogance and insult in its mode of address.

Both were perceived as amoral sources of power which responded more or less predictably to specific modes of address.

He'd assumed a more formal manner of address to her, and she echoed it.

"This is the best and most straightforward manner of addressing an allegation against a priest," he said.

He did not notice the manner of address.

And his manner of address was strange.

It's a manner of address, like their invective.

The designation of magistrate is not a title or Style (manner of address).

He tries to keep up an optimistic attitude, and is often informal and even playful in his manner of address.

After usual formal manner of address.

Everything from the manner of address to the behaviour of a person on meeting that personage was surrounded by traditional symbols.

Seldon ignored the manner of address and said gently, "Please pardon my smile.

See for example "On the Manner of Addressing Clouds".

The 1787 Constitution of the United States did not specify the manner of address for the chief executive.

It's All About Communication 13 Approach The manner of addressing both a person and the subject.

Excluding special titles or antique versions, in Italy that is the manner of address in letters:

"The manner of address used by you and your lesser priests in greeting the Chosen Ones is not seemly.

'Excellency' is a honorific style (manner of address) given to certain members of an organization or state.

In the tradition of European royalty, he was granted the style (manner of address) of "highness".

Style (manner of address)

The former one is also referred to as "style" (manner of address), the latter one is the designation of a position.

Something about her appearance and fierce manner of address alarmed me so much that I could only answer feebly: "Below, madam, below."

Noone had ever schooled him in the manners of address to an emperor, or even whether it was permitted to look him in the eye.

His approach to occupational safety was typified by his manner of addressing tractor rollovers, which he referred to as an "occupational obscenity".

They are entitled to royal titles and style (manner of address), and some perform official engagements and ceremonial duties of state.

(For comparison see On the Manner of Addressing Clouds and Six Significant Landscapes.)

This page will detail the various 'style (manner of address)' used by royalty and nobility in Europe, in the final form arrived at in the nineteenth century.