Sentence examples for a much more formal from inspiring English sources

"You're in a much more formal role now.

The BBC is very British -- the newsroom had a much more formal feeling to it.

But in recent years it has emerged as a much more formal career path.

In contrast, an apology in China involves a much more formal and traumatic event.

In response, Thackeray constructed Henry Esmond with great care, giving it a much more formal plot structure.

"We are putting together a much more formal policy of how we will address dual-use research of concern.

Here you are a Canadian and you're supposed to be much more formal than we in the U.S.

In fact, it wasn't until the latter third of the 20th century that a legitimate desire to clarify exactly what rights juveniles in fact had in the system, and how that system should operate, led to a series of legal decisions that unwittingly made the juvenile system much more formal and, in the process, much more like the adult criminal-justice system.

The objects in her much more formal still-lifes, all shot against an ominous black background, look like potential evidence: an officer's cap, a typewriter, a shredder, a weathered briefcase, an overturned chair.

(Bush had much more formal styles in damask on the sofas and a silk stripe on the chairs).

It was much more formal".