Sentence examples for informal character from inspiring English sources
Pay is still by the piece, but the industry's informal character is gone.
Despite the excitement, there is a certain nostalgia for the days when Symphony Space in all its wretched shabbiness symbolized vitality in the decaying precincts of the Upper West Side, and there is anxiety that the renovation might destroy the center's informal character, Mr. Sheffer said.
Even the funeral arrangements evolved as time went by to reflect the princess's own informal character.Here was a complex problem: how to reconcile Britain's traditional gift for formal ceremony with the modern desire for the human touch.
In one focus group, the idea of a "climate adaptation meeting" with an informal character emerged.
For example, one might conjecture that the habitual use of Spanish induces its speakers to be sensitive to the formal and informal character of the speaker's relationship with their interlocutor while habitually using English does not.
Because of the informal character of the discussions a certain amount of attention has to be paid to the way the thoughts are broached, so a certain amount of presentation in paraphrase is therefore unavoidable.
His dancers in "The Last Glass" are informal characters; they really dance — giving the impression of utter freedom, though actually judging everything very finely.
I hope that these changes will make the text easier to read, without changing its informal "Lecture Notes" character.
Earlier philosophers, both Buddhist and non-Buddhist, provide examples of everyday reasoning, several of which are abductive in character, informal reasoning to the best explanation, from sight of a swollen river, for example, says Vātsyāyana in his commentary on the inference sūtra (1.1.5) of the Nyāya-sūtra, to the conclusion that it has rained upstream.
Some characters played by women band together as informal "fashion police," taunting characters who are badly dressed.
The variation in vocabulary among dialects has also led to the informal use of "dialectal characters", as well as standard characters that are nevertheless considered archaic by today's standards.
