Sentence examples for formally talk from inspiring English sources
Among the six, the United States did not formally talk to one, Iran, and Russia did not jibe with another, Pakistan, though still another of the six, China, did.
Formally, in "Talking Dirty to the Gods," Komunyakaa has undertaken a sequence that sits squarely and self-consciously on the page: each of the 132 poems here is of 16 lines (four quatrains), and the lines are usually of four stresses.
One of Mr. Stournaras's first tasks will be to talk formally with Greece's lenders.
Ministers from the G-7 countries are scheduled to talk formally next month at the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank.
Remember, while you are talking less, with clear sense, be sure to talk formally as well.
The paradox of the podcast explosion among comics is that it's at once a minirenaissance for comedy and a retreat by comics further into themselves — a sort of talking cure for a group of people who suffer from something not yet covered, I don't believe, in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: a need, when not formally doing comedy, to talk about how and why one does comedy.
Russia formally opened talks to join this year, though talks are progressing slowly.
A formal approach was undesirable for the majority of the respondents: 'When they talk to me formally I feel uncomfortable, therefore I cannot talk about my deep feelings and problems'.
Mr. Jacobs said the companies had not talked formally.
Steve Palmer, Social Care Institute for Excellence: "Our discussions with people around the country suggest that there's no substitute for multi-disciplinary teams spending time together, formally and informally, talking about how we're trying to help people with care and support needs".
