Sentence examples for extremely formal from inspiring English sources

Each step in this procedure was extremely formal.

But Schwinger's approach was extremely formal and mathematical, and Feynman's was almost intuitive and visual.

In fact, a very famous contemporary chair, the Barcelona chair by Mies van der Rohe, is an extremely formal and elegant piece.

Q2: I have a question about the dialogue in this film - when Cathy speaks, especially to the children, it's extremely formal, she uses big words that maybe housewives wouldn't have used.

This distinguishes him from the evangelicals in the Church, who are fundamentalists & often charismatics, and from the Anglo-Catholics, who are the aesthetes of the Church, and extremely formal in matters of dogma, faith, and practice.

"Educational curricula are extremely formal and rigid — but a lot of learning occurs outside school hours," said Mr. Werquin, whose current work is focused on recovering the lost economic potential of students who drop out of high school without a diploma.

Carnap showed how to carry out this project in detail, but only for extremely simple formal languages.

The rigged Hilbert space representation of these observables is about as close as one can get to Dirac's elegant and extremely useful formal representation with the added feature of being placed within a mathematically rigorous framework.

It would seem to be fundamental in the sense that any more narrowly defined, more constrained conception of an object (e.g. "a thing that may be perceived by the senses…") must conform at least to the criteria for objecthood or objects in this extremely general, formal sense.

"He could be extremely statesmanlike and formal and awe-inspiring," Mr. Garton Ash recalled in a telephone interview on Sunday.

The care and attention to detail observe an extremely refined, minimalist formal vocabulary, reflecting the tradition of the very first Bugattis and the fundamental design principles of the house of Hermès.