Sentence examples for be informal from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not formal or ceremonious.
You can be informal but you still wouldn't be unprofessional.
"I don't know whether to be informal or not".
That's not to say their couldn't be informal cooperation of course.
They've looked for people to be informal channels and McCain doesn't want them".
Some male friends of River's were invited to be informal judges.
New Yorkers want to be informal, but they want to get there by an appropriate route.
Following dinner there will be informal talks with Kenneth T. Jackson, Ric Burns, Eric Foner and other historians.
When it is 10 degrees below zero, the characters are formal; if it reaches 100, they will be informal.
Al Qaeda's new links with other extremists appear to be informal and based largely on personal relationships.
Blogs, short for Web logs, tend to be informal journals that track a subject on a regular basis.
The room would be informal — exposed brick, perhaps an old stove against a wall, slightly eccentric light fixtures.
