Sentence examples for formal feel from inspiring English sources

The restaurant is open all day, with a more formal feel in the evening.

The row of two-storey, two-bed homes is singled out for the fact that it has "non-aligned windows, giving a less formal feel".

Counterintuitive though it first seemed, the decision to experiment with skins proved an apt one, underscoring the starchy, crisply formal feel of some collections, and handily brightening others.

Just Inn The four-room inn at this esteemed vineyard in Adelaide Valley, west of Paso's pint-size downtown, has a formal feel, with stone fireplaces, tapestry curtains and leather armchairs in the rooms.

Rooms now have a formal feel, with Biedermeier-style wood furnishings and rose-colored marble sink counters, but will soon get a makeover when new gold and ocher-toned carpeting, bedspreads, drapes and wallpaper will be installed.

Throughout the house, which has a homey but formal feel, chandeliers were restored to look as if they were still lit by candles, and large mirrors were added over the fireplaces.

The service, while still appropriately formal, feels warmer and more gracious.

Wild Style's turn to the formal feels significantly more like an open-ended shift.  .

Wear the bun higher for a trendy daytime look or lower for a more formal, workplace feel.

At moments, though, the service felt disengaged and aloof in ways than can make this formal room feel chillier than it needs to be.

That last element helped make a formal occasion feel warm and welcoming.