Sentence examples for formal person from inspiring English sources

I am an underground formal person.

Rita's mother, Reba Garlington, was a homemaker and a very formal person.

"And that's just not very satisfying to me, because I'm a very formal person.

Mr. Holdeman noted that Penn was known to be a very formal person who rarely openly displayed affection, so the inscriptions "show an intimate side to him that I don't think anyone has seen".

He's a formal person, disliking strangers who immediately assume the false familiarity of calling him by his first name.

It was weird, because you go from this formal person where you're the Series A board member to this person who the [founder] reviews the deck with before the board meeting.

In 1874, Spencer turned down an invitation from the Foreign Secretary to a reception for Emperor Alexander II of Russia, excusing himself from the sartorial formality in the formal third person: "The necessity of wearing a levee dress, to which Mr. Spencer has an insuperable objection, compels him to decline the offered pleasure".

For example, in one of the JJIs a formal contact person was appointed for their research (and ROM, see paragraph 4.2, put the relationship central).

He does not object when people address him in the formal third-person and call him "prince" or "monseigneur".

A formal 500-person fund-raising gala for the library followed the more intimate award ceremony, attended by about 50 people.

Du has replaced the more formal second-person plural ni (equivalent to French vous) in almost all one-to-one interactions.