Sentence examples for highly formalised from inspiring English sources

Unknown to most of the ground-level actors in this highly formalised encounter between civilizations, both sides are also grappling with historic changes.

By the time he left Goldsmiths, Hirst was already making spot paintings and medicine cabinets, both in highly formalised series, and made with the help of a small team of assistants.

Israel Galván La Curva Originating as a Gitano/Andalusian folk dance, flamenco has evolved over hundred of years into a highly formalised and traditional dance practice; it's inherited choreography that demands restriction of the hips with ballet-like arm gestures and lightning-fast stamping footwork performed with precision.

The same could be said of Jessica Hausner's chilly but oddly touching Amour Fou (Arrow, 12), an exquisitely designed, supremely unlikely marriage of romantic comedy and highly formalised costume drama – concerning the suicide pact between German writer Heinrich von Kleist and Henriette Vogel.

Friedman (1977) dealt with intuitionistic ZF set theory, and Bridges (1987) worked with a highly formalised constructive Morse set theory.

The focus here is not on the cathedral, shaped in the guise of a highly formalised crown of thorns but on the compelling Congressional Palace with its pencil thin and close-coupled twin towers soaring above the Senate and Chamber of Deputies.

Through him and others like him jazz learning is now formalised on a global scale, and each year hundreds of highly skilled jazz musicians graduate.

The highly-formalised style has been an inspiration to the likes of Heston Blumenthal to Ferran Adrià.

All this could be formalised.

So we formalised a process for that.

Treasury officials say the guidance formalised existing expectations.