She said: "I didn't know anything formally wrong was going on … The things making me uncomfortable were making me think I was a bad kid, because I didn't want to do what my elder told me to do".
But for all its local wonders, its unceasing appeal to grace and intelligence – plus some welcome bursts of satiric laughter – there is something formally wrong with "The Age of Anxiety".
So, for example, there is nothing formally wrong if the definition of the functional expression 'the number of' has as its definiendum the formula 'the number of \(F\ s is the number of \(G\ s'.
"But for the president of China to stand up and formally say" the wrong date, as Mr. Hu did recently, "is pretty amazing, really," she said.
However, powerful mathematical tools can produce results, which although may be formally correct, are wrong if the modeller does not evaluate the specific conditions that need to be applied, such as quality of the inputted data.
As anyone who's lived in an authoritarian country knows, when you have a situation where the concrete on-the-ground reality is widely recognised as "my vote doesn't count", while the government argues that formally there's nothing wrong because the rules are being observed, you've got a problem.
Although he did not believe Garrard had personally done anything wrong, Logan formally protested the outcome of the election to Kentucky Attorney General John Breckinridge.
In 2014, the Police commissioner formally apologized to Tūhoe for wrong done to innocent people in the raids and the damage to the tribe's mana.
In 2014, the Police commissioner formally apologised to Tūhoe for wrong done to innocent people in the raids and the damage to the tribe's mana.
In one way, it might actually be healthy for Democrats if Ossoff does lose big tomorrow night, because it might finally spur them to formally examine what is going so wrong for them at the ballot box.
In two cases (1.9%), the doctors wrote formally correct prescriptions but on the wrong patient's order sheet.
