Duclos and La Bruyere both recommend the use of praise, and even of flattery. Delille does not ; and Lord Chesterfield says, that men should only be praised when absent, and then rather for the qualities they ambitionate, than for those they possess.

I don't know what they expect, but I am certainly not going to take this lying down.

Those with the types (and severity) of brain disorders that cause them to live homelessly may or may not be able to be helped.

And oil companies were justifiably complaining that there were not enough air-braked locomotives to handle their new 100-tonne bogied tanker fleets.