Sentence examples for formality and that from inspiring English sources

The Catrakilis conversion was a formality and that was the end of the home' side's scoring.

The Home Office, or Interior Ministry, said the rejections were a legal formality and that the former soldiers' cases would be reconsidered.

But officials who attended the meeting said that the announcement was a formality, and that the decision to suspend the project had been reached.

Government prosecutors say Mr. Siegelman, as a co-guarantor, was personally liable for the debt; his lawyers say that Mr. Siegelman's signature was a formality and that he would never have been expected to personally pay back the loan.

In remarks before the White House press corps, the president said that next year's vote should be a "formality," and that he expected that Congress would accomplish his goal of a one-year extension "with as little drama as possible when they come back next month".

Tooson said the change from jail time to house arrest is a "formality" and that as part of California law Jones will only serve 45 days.

If there are blank spaces, do not sign them, even if the agent says that it is just for formality and not that significant.

All three actors, under Mr. Brancato's direction, sustain a formality and reserve that feels absolutely right for the period.

Oral historians are not therapists; there is no professional obligation not to share one's own views, although there is a certain formality and distance that is appropriate during the performance of the interview.

After weeks of rallies at high school fields and factory floors, Mr. Romney's speech here had a formality and sweep that are frequently missing from his day-to-day campaigning.

Shadowy, horse-mounted figures, ominously lit houses, and hovering crows populate the works along with a stark title and date at the bottom, providing each work with a sense of formality and truthfulness that is ultimately farcical; these are fictional scenes, as interpreted by Libeskind.