Sentence examples for formally however from inspiring English sources

Formally, however, it reminds you of the work of the 17th-century French neo-Classical painter Claude Lorrain.

Formally, however, they are still very much the same, consisting of small, playful watercolors on paper of skinny girls in colorful miniskirts ringed by handwritten pencil text bubbles filled with the artist's musings on life, art, the world.

Prior will take time before responding formally, however, and contented himself on Monday morning with a short riposte on Twitter in which he also sought to defuse Pietersen's claims with a touch of humour.

Less formally, however, groups of ordinary people who may be acquainted, for example, through a local mosque spend an hour or more together at a time, engaged communally in learning, prayer, and meditation.

Formally, however, 'On the Concept of History' should be read as a series of fragments, in the early Romantic sense.

Formally, however, 'climate change policy' has only been implemented following the Policy Note on implementation of climate change policy in 1998 ('Uitvoeringsnota klimaatbeleid') [44].

The directive still has to be formally approved, however, and the European Parliament may yet decide to block it.See article: The EU takeover directive may yet passGermany's telecoms regulator ruled that companies that have acquired the six third-generation mobile-phone licences will be able to share the costs of building new infrastructure.

Until those patents are formally invalidated, however, R.I.M. is still on the hook, so it may end up paying for infringements that it never committed.

That policy was formally rescinded, however, during Bill Clinton's second term.

He declined to say when those initiatives would be formally announced, however.

Until Durst is formally arraigned, however, Lewin will be under no obligation to share his findings with Durst's legal team or the public.