sentences:  Feminist language-modification advocates feel that the traditional phraseology of the language reflects a domination of the masculine over the feminine, as they feel it does in many other languages.They object to certain set phrases where the masculine form usually comes first, such as "man and woman" (), and to the differential use of words like (which has since dropped out of common use, since the end of the 1980s).Grammatical gender is a primary topic of contention among gender-neutral language advocates.