Sentence examples for distinctly formal from inspiring English sources
On her other side there was a man of the same age, tall and thin, he had a small head and a big Adam's apple, and a conspicuously drooping mouth, there was something distinctly formal about him, and conventional.
Her latest work is more distinctly formal, employing painted post-and-lintel and T-shaped structures to create quirky totems with anthropomorphic allusions.
While there are individual references to distinctly African traditions and formal vocabularies, no single look or style emerges, and that's the point.
The works of a younger generation, including Alexey Titarenko, Galina Moskaleva and Andrey Chezhin, are marked by formal and conceptual innovations that mirror more distinctly what was happening in Europe and the United States.
It would not be a democracy or a multiparty system, but it would be able to preserve its character indefinitely as a distinctly Tibetan and Buddhist region, both inside and outside the formal Tibet Autonomous Region.
Mr. Trump's tone and strategy in courting the black vote is distinctly different from that of previous Republican presidential nominees, whose more formal outreach efforts had limited success.
Each novella nods to a distinctly contemporary cultural shorthand — status updates, listicles — while exploding the potential for narrative within formal limits.
Even though each of the notes is heard distinctly--and in Bach the notes have a logic only slightly less formal than that of the Russell-Whitehead language the ear cannot always resolve their relationship.
This distribution of outcomes was found to be distinctly different for those patients with the core diseases, as they had a higher probability of formal care.
His voice is distinctly that of a black man comfortable in black Chicago, not that of the man who would give a soaring, formal inaugural address soon after.
