Sentence examples for formal category from inspiring English sources

The question of what formal category they fall into doesn't interest her.

Lyst can testify, having seen a rise in searches in the formal category.

But in exchange they revelled in idiomatic and structural peculiarities even in works that nominally fell into the same formal category.

What conventional formal category, or categories, can describe Harold Mendez's filmy, soot-black Veronica veils made from dryer sheets, ink and fabric softener?

Federal officials who oversee the Repatriation Act agree that the museum is abiding by the letter of the law, though they noted that, in practice, such institutions almost always identify the items by formal category.

In a nation that tends to discourage identity politics as "communautaire" and therefore hostile to national cohesion, the state not only frowns on hyphenated identities, but does not even officially recognise race either as a formal category or a lived experience.

This approach does not ignore the personal role of individual composers and their dates, but it recognizes that Hebrew religion, conservative in faith and practice, was more concerned with the typical than with the individual and that it expressed this concern in formal, conventional categories.

There is "no documentation on either how the COD proceeds or formal categories of its rulings," he said.

Most penitents I have had repeat formulas that they learned in second grade and refer to their sins in formal categories.

The methodology is to divide the composer's output into formal categories, then to attach adjectives to each major work in sequence.

The definition of South Asia is stretched, too — Ms. Abbassy was born in Iran, Ms. Mistry in South Africa — as are formal categories.