Sentence examples for feel informal from inspiring English sources

The same is true of Knight's paintings of gypsy women at Epsom, likewise made quickly, en plein air and in watery oils that feel informal and intimate.

While museum space feels informal, it is far from unstructured.

Despite its obvious grandeur, it feels intimate, relaxed and refreshingly informal.

But many still feel an informal pressure to do so.

"I hang pictures in groups," Rosing says, "as it makes the house feel more informal.

With the average finished product being around 40 seconds in length, KnowMe videos are definitely more polished and engaging than a vine or Instagram video, but feel more informal than something on YouTube.

It feels too informal and lighthearted".

The best book so far the New York Times's collection of obituaries is affecting partly because it feels so informal.

While gender was not analyzed for this study, maternal mortality in Beira was estimated at 10.3% by Cutts et al. [ 12] but the authors felt their informal methods underestimated the true number.

On 14 November, Hailsham wrote to Sir Alexander Maxwell, chairman of the TAC and previously wartime Tobacco Controller, that he felt the informal way this matter had been dealt with was suited to other issues as they arose.

I prefer houses that you can live in and where the dog can jump on the sofa and for it to feel relaxed and informal".