Sentence examples for formally so from inspiring English sources

The proposed architecture uses an ontology to represent all the process descriptors formally, so that any changes can be captured and their effects propagated seamlessly.

"Hiya," Mr. Conn said, with a smile that was pleasant if somewhat formally so — the execution was flawless, but the intent was just not there.

Intelligence that came in over the transom was always considered less trustworthy than the intelligence gathered formally, so Berlin pressed its agents in Ankara for more details.

Ms. Fitzgerald's "Blue Flower" could be a model for "Music": oddly enough, since it is formally so restrained and the wilder and more magical for it.

Roy Lichtenstein was constantly taking sentimental images and abstracting them formally so that in the end they could feel like ice.

Now they are not formally so under the Fixed-term Parliament Act but whether or not those involved think they are serious enough that the government ought to resign we just don't know.

But Iraq's leaders said that Mr. Talabani had not yet formally done so, and would probably not do so until Thursday.

But under pressure from Russia, Ban Ki-moon, its secretary-general, has not formally done so.

Downside: not yet formally launched, so not proved to be bug-free.

(Peasants started dismantling Mao's disastrous "people's communes" before the party began formally doing so in 1982).

The police have not yet formally done so, but Baikal Wave said it was pleased with Microsoft's reaction and the new program of automatic software licenses.