Sentence examples for formality and a from inspiring English sources
Tango has a European formality and a sense of tragedy; jazz prefers openness and a sense of humor, the underlying optimism that lets the blues transcend hard times.
Emotional formality and a certain wintriness constantly keep the audience at bay – you start to feel like a scientist examining specimens in a laboratory, rather than a witness to the mad messiness of transgressive human desire.
She has also, some lawyers and court regulars suggest, run the trial with formality and a respect for the rights of the defendants that may ultimately benefit Ms. Stewart and her co-defendant, Peter E. Bacanovic.
The segment of "The Battler," with Mr. Freeman playing Bugs, the boxer's sidekick who cares for him with an odd formality and a harsh brand of kindness, was the highlight of the evening.
The Argentine writer Eduardo Berti's first novel, in this lovely translation by Alexander Cameron and Paul Buck, is as mutable as its title suggests, possessing both an old-fashioned formality and a brisk tautness authentic to the changeable era it depicts.
Her perspective is conveyed with a formality and a measured hesitation reminiscent of the later work of Henry James: "Annabella had been taught to be frugal, and she had little talent for those embroideries by which women ornament not only their persons and surroundings but the passage of time itself.
A lesson pictured next month is "Symmetry": "A pair of tall lamps flanks a large, centered object, lending formality and an altar-like importance to the scene".
This Marseille-based men's wear label strikes a nice balance between street style and formality, and at a fair price.
The standard wedding package costs an additional £980, including all formalities and a decorated wedding location.
In addition to shipping and delivery, it offers auxiliary services, such as storage, special courier services for pharmaceutical industries, handling of import and export formalities and a range of industry solutions, among others.
For more thorough treatments of the ideas of formality and of a logical expression see the entry logical constants, and MacFarlane 2000.
