Sentence examples for formal pressure from inspiring English sources

Everything (except feeling, which is passionately and directly confessed) is controlled and put under precise formal pressure.

Working under formal pressure had given me a taste for restraint, though that was perhaps a strange thing to develop from sustained contact with Sandy McClatchy.

And note, too, that Heti unconsciously concedes something about the difficulty of putting invented characters under moral and formal pressure: she is tired, she says, of sending characters "through the paces of a fake story".

I cannot use what I have!', there is another who takes the opposite view, like Ijer in 'Cousins': 'As usual, I gave more information than my questioner had any use for, using every occasion to transmit my sense of life.' Perhaps it is simply that Bellow's 'sense of life' is of something necessarily ramifying, not to be reduced even under formal pressure.

You get to take a break from the formal pressures of the job by playing the blasphemous bad-boy rebel over a beer at night.

In Adelaide, all but two of the follow-up assessments were performed in hospital at an outpatient research clinic, when formal blood pressure and anthropometric measurements were made.

For example, one respondent commented '[The] main problem is in postgraduate education - insufficient time allocated, no formal recognition, pressure of service on us and trainees'.

A follow-up appointment was made within 1 to 2 weeks of the home visit to attend the Liggins Institute, University of Auckland, for the child to have a physical examination, including formal blood pressure measurement.

To visit the International Fine Art Fair, on view through Wednesday, is to return to a world where traditional boundaries could hold up under terrific formal and imaginative pressure, where painting is unrivaled as a container for visual thought and feeling.

Although stakeholders' participation in an information sharing and coordination process to solve a common problem is generally voluntary, collaboration between organizations may also be imposed by legislation, standards, and formal or informal pressure.

Not all prosecutors employ the full range of formal and informal pressure tactics available to them.