Sentence examples for closed formal from inspiring English sources

While I still believed in the soundness of my motivations, his insistence got me to reflect on the unspoken paradoxes between a closed, formal education and its simultaneous attempt to be "open".

The spaces to be influenced may be closed, formal spaces within bureaucracies; invited spaces such as public or expert consultations; political/electoral spaces; "claimed" or popular spaces for advocacy and conceptual spaces which introduce new ideas into public discourse.

The new galleries are closed, rigid, formal.

The open space, which has a wide counter, was fitted with pocket doors that can be closed for formal dinners.

The French system is closed and formal, recruiting people from grandes coles and grands corps who are aware of a corporate identification and obligation.

A recent Double Violin Concerto by Mark O'Connor (played by Mr. O'Connor and Nadia Salerno-Sonnenberg) opened the second half, and a suite from Strauss's "Rosenkavalier" closed the formal part of the concert.

The joint was relocated, the wound cleaned with saline lavage and primarily closed without formal repair of muscular and ligamentous structures.

The closest formal link is Miami bass — simple, fast and bass-heavy — though bounce is lighter on its feet and uses more samples of records.

That should come with closer formal ties and as much technical assistance as Kiev can swallow: in effect, a mini-Marshall Plan.

On close formal scrutiny, they may currently struggle to describe themselves as 'professionals'professionals

Granovetter (1973) differentiates network ties as 'weak ties' - those that are informal and infrequent - and 'strong ties' - those that are close, formal, and regular.