Sentence examples for formally though from inspiring English sources

Less formally, though, you can see that the expected extension violates just one default: the frame default for Alive is violated when Fred changes state in the last step.

Formally, though, Central Market can also be seen as an admission of failure.

Not just formally, though Ms. Kron has a blast exploding the conventions of the one-person show.

Last year, three of them attracted the attention of the House ethics committee, which formally (though toothlessly) "admonished" him, making him one of only three representatives, and the only repeat offender, to be disciplined in the past three years.

Roughly speaking, we will simply see what functions a natural thing has once we understand what it is formally, though we will not yet see how it manages to execute those functions.

These are just musings, of course; Tehrani has yet to study the appeal of Slender Man formally, though he plans to look into the stories on creepypasta.com – a website that allows users to share and contribute many of these modern urban myths.

He was not yet sick enough to be formally admitted, though, so he sat on a gurney for six hours and was charged $1,085 for a bag of intravenous salt water he didn't really need.

Since Mandela formally retired - though, in truth, he only half retired - from public life in 2004, her vast, hitherto seven-day-a-week workload has diminished somewhat.

Formally a comedy (though categorised as a romance for more than a century, along with The Winter's Tale, Pericles and Cymbeline), it is probably the least conventionally plotted of any of Shakespeare's plays.

His opening riffs are delivered sitting down rather than standing up, and he uses video clips to sharpen his points, but they are formally similar to (though far more acute than) the monologues delivered by Letterman and Leno and the rest, all the way back to Carson and Paar and Steve Allen.

Susan was never formally adopted, though she took his name.