Sentence examples for apparently formal from inspiring English sources

Most people fall for Thomas's work as teenagers, then move on to more apparently formal verse, as adults reflecting a little bashfully on this first love.

Elsewhere the process is apparently less formal and, particularly for grandiose projects, less individualistic.

Back at Kempton, he showed none of his usual gusto as Long Run – not even born when Kauto Star won his first race in Britain, at Newbury's own Christmas meeting in 2004 – apparently gave formal notice of a changing of the guard.

His new novel, "Lush Life" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $26), which is filled with page after page of vital speech, shows him inventing a life for dialogue rather than just taking it from life; and this spoken magic is often indistinguishable from Price's apparently more formal, descriptive prose.

When "Lush Life" was published, in 2008, our reviewer, James Wood, discussed Price's distinctive talent for dialogue: "Lush Life," which is filled with page after page of vital speech, shows [Price] inventing a life for dialogue rather than just taking it from life; and this spoken magic is often indistinguishable from Price's apparently more formal, descriptive prose….

Mathematicians do not in fact treat all apparently consistent formal systems as being on a par.

Apparently the formal emails have gone out and the entire San Diego Software unit is being rolled up.

The media behemoths are apparently not in formal discussions, but that didn't stop Time Warner's share price from soaring.

Apparently, dissatisfaction with formal support does not necessarily imply increased risks of psychological maladjustment.

But the opportunity to give Mr. Fallon a formal introduction apparently won out.

But the suppression of intellectual and creative freedoms is assuming much cannier forms in India, a country with formal and apparently free democratic institutions.