Sentence examples for hugely formal from inspiring English sources

Or making hugely formal (framed) works out of automatic scribbles, barely legible, or intelligible, as if their 'meanings' could be rationalised, decoded.

"Interviews at universities vary hugely, from formal interviews to a casual chat.

This hugely increased the formal labor force; when the women then delayed childbearing, there was a demographic dividend to the country as well.

This play, he says, engages in a kind of formal experimentation that can be hugely alienating to many people.

It deems the first allegation "hugely disappointing" and says it has had no formal complaints on the subject.

"The idea that people can hold hugely responsible positions in them without any kind of formal training seems to a number of us as quite surprising".

He told BBC Radio 4 that many people found it surprising that "people can hold hugely responsible positions [in banks] without any kind of formal training".

"It would be hugely politicized and I'm concerned about rushing into a series of formal actions that are premature".

Clegg, who will be at the RUSI on Tuesday for the formal launch of the report, said: "The RUSI report is hugely significant.

Despite some disappointments in the formal negotiations process, the U.N. Conference on Sustainable Development -- Rio+20 -- has been a hugely valuable gathering of the smartest minds in business, law and policy.

Although more formal power lies with the prime minister, Vojislav Kostunica, than with the president, the result matters hugely.