Sentence examples for bare formality from inspiring English sources
Thus Husserl distinguishes the subject taken in its bare formality from the personalized subject and claims that the origin and status of being a person must be located in the social dimension.
In the deliberate, simple formality of its staging, in which eight radiantly clean-scrubbed performers embody 60 different people against Robert Brill's bare-bones set, "Laramie" often brings to mind "Our Town," the beloved Thornton Wilder study of life, love and death in parochial New Hampshire.
On the other hand, in monumentalizing pictures of bare feet, formality is animated by a comical strangeness that verges on the surrealistic.
Prescriptions are mere formalities.
"Last Year at Charlottenburg," I thought upon sight of the French garden out back, with its conic shrubbery and its stern, bare rectangles defined by pathways timeless formality that preserves power in a state of eternal conspicuous splendor and eternal oblivion.
"Last Year at Charlottenburg," I thought upon sight of the French garden out back, with its conic shrubbery and its stern, bare rectangles defined by pathways — timeless formality that preserves power in a state of eternal conspicuous splendor and eternal oblivion.
Among the most vivid characters and performers, Patrick Long plays Richard, the leader of the Blessed Order, whose formality is undermined by his bare feet.
There was dancing and boat races; a photograph shows the governor who has slipped off the formality of his uniform down to breeches and bare feet.
