Sentence examples for his informality from inspiring English sources

Dresser was put off by his informality.

Moreover, Mr. Welch, despite his informality, does inspire fear.

Dr. Garvey, who prefers black turtlenecks to starched shirts, puts patients at ease with his informality.

His informality extends to a faint amusement that anyone would deem it necessary to wear a tie in his presence.

Part of his appeal is his informality – he says he speaks for working Greeks, frustrated by a corrupt establishment that has bled the country dry.

Fairly soon he began to be noticed by the royal family and partly because of his informality and Tory politics was preferred by George III above the official court painter, Sir Joshua Reynolds.

American freedom was not just a notion to him; it was an instinct, a current in the blood, expressed by his very style and his untrammelled thought, his cunning informality, his courteous skepticism, his boundless and gallant capacity for wonder.

He had no foreign-policy experience, but he won over career diplomats with his jocular informality.

In addition to our philosophical conversations, Michael's loving nature, and his total informality are what I best remember.

For all his famous informality of manner, he was perhaps the most regal leader the United States has ever had, revelling in the exercise of executive power.

"A Suite of Dances," a solo in which the dancer seems to be deciding from minute to minute what he will do next, is ostensibly a perfect instance of Robbins's studied informality, his compromised abstraction, his imprisonment in "feeling".