Sentence examples for for its informality from inspiring English sources

Executives at the airline, known for its informality, often pitch in when things get hectic.

The Mac was unusual among architectural schools in having several architectural historians on the staff (including me) and for its informality.

They were not intending to be disrespectful to the festival which has been renowned for its informality throughout its 114 year history.

Precisely because of its informality, it does not currently have a standardised written form.

Last year, he hosted President Xi Jinping of China at Sunnylands for a two-day meeting that was noted for its unusual informality and was interpreted as a milestone in their nations' often tense and generally stilted four-decade diplomatic history.

In early 2009, when the first lady's official website was launched featuring a photo of her wearing a sleeveless dress, the Chicago Tribune reported that it had received hundreds of online responses, many of which criticised the look for its inappropriate informality.

Its informality could be a liability for the sort of serious governmental and commercial projects for which it is now being considered.

For much of its six-year history, the Jaipur festival took great pride in its informality and intimacy.

But its informality and the seemingly provisional nature of the arrangement suggests a possible new direction for the artist.

Later Ms. Quinn joined Ms. Fenley for a mirroring dance of Egyptian flatness and later still the two women moved together while having a conversation that was mannered in its informality: "You should eat more".

The spoken word now rules, in all its informality and occasional vulgarity.