Sentence examples for Formal vibe from inspiring English sources
The collar was tall, and split at the front to soften its restraint; the yellow and white oxford I was wearing poked out under it, puckering the front flap, giving off a futurist formal vibe.
When selecting your dress shirt, try to keep an eye out for straight collared shirts rather than button-down collars because they give off a more formal vibe.
But despite continued international sanctions and economic lethargy, supreme leader Kim Jong Un is giving the city a striking makeover that's flooding its once-drab streets with color, loosening its formal vibe and even adding a smidgen of whimsy, while offering both residents and visitors myriad new opportunities for leisure, pleasure and consumption.
Entered through a grand foyer with a dual staircase, the Mediterranean-style home has a resort-like vibe with grand formal areas, elaborate wall treatments, marble and hardwood finishes throughout.
Most people are free, and there's a more relaxed vibe than at the formal get-togethers people expect on Saturday nights.
The vibe was very "Year 11 Formal at a private girls school".
Horsemen especially like coming here, not only because the Maryland Jockey Club treats them well, but also because of the low-key vibe that is welcome after the formal hurly-burly of the Derby.
Higher, more structured sofas (like the chesterfield) are generally more formal, while lower, squishier sofas tend to give a more laid-back vibe.
Instead, they're putting off a certain vibe, perhaps that they are more outgoing or that they're not looking for a formal chivalrous courtship.
The creative menu — drawn from the chef Mario Avallone's upstairs restaurant, the more formal La Stanza del Gusto — is scrawled in pastels across chalkboards on the walls, lending the space a lighthearted vibe that carries onto the plates.
