Sentence examples for full of formal from inspiring English sources

It is full of formal patterns that chase the chords and canons of its Bach score.

Mr. Ruge's novel is a pulsing, vibrant, thrillingly alive work, full of formal inventiveness, remarkable empathy and, above all, mordant and insightful wit.

On Monday the band played a medium-dry set at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola — upbeat, full of formal range, slow and fast, 4/4 and 6/8, fanciful and serious, yet kind of severe in form and affect.

'TIME COD E Yes, the latest from Mike Figgis ("Leaving Los Vegas"; "The Loss of Sexual Innocence"), is full of formal gimmickry and intellectual showing-off, but it's also tremendous fun, and the best Hollywood insider-satire since Robert Altman's "The Player".

The days have been full of formal orientation sessions and meetings, with dinners and functions at night, he said.

A well-functioning organisation is full of formal and informal communication opportunities, from regular meetings (whether in person or virtual) to informal networks and gathering places where people come together naturally.

Assessing the full panoply of formal economic indicators and statistics, the book also considers human factors uniquely important to development.

The projected proficiency gains in the FLAS language must be the equivalent of at least a full year of formal study.

The seminar analyzes a full range of formal power, including building a staff and cabinet, managing agencies, the executive's unilateral powers, and the power to wage war.

"In the United States the prime minister has a very full program of formal talks with President Obama and other political, policy and business leaders focusing on how we can strengthen this extraordinarily important bilateral relationship," a spokeswoman said.

Ipsa had canvassed the views of the public extensively in "two full rounds of formal public consultation", he added.