Sentence examples for informal quality from inspiring English sources

The informal quality makes the art feel wonderfully accessible.

The videos already on the site have an engaging, informal quality.

From inside the galleries, the bleached oak floors and the intricate structural system supporting the sawtooth roof have a relaxed, informal quality.

Alone among the city's major art museums, the much smaller, financially shaky Whitney has tried to hold on to the intimate and informal quality of its beginnings, while evolving into something larger and more grownup.

When Duveen had the painting, Mr. Christiansen and Mr. Gallagher said, the portrait's informal quality was not necessarily considered as commercial as a full-blown old master so the dealer "tidied it up," as Mr. Gallagher put it, or painted over parts to make it look old-masterish.

They hurl themselves into impetuous slides, skim across the stage in nimble footwork, push their way urgently backward on all fours, shimmer in turning or bobbing jumps — and yet, amid the formal structures, always keep an informal quality, never letting the steps acquire any veneer of academicism.

Even if crime stays down, the informal quality-of-life tally that New Yorkers carry in their heads is bound to decline: streets will be dirtier; park repairs will take longer; libraries will be closed Saturdays; after-school and summer jobs programs will be curtailed.

An analysis of the Chinese supermarkets in the city of Buenos Aires is made, investigating their informal qualities as a point of interest and reflection around the city and its inhabitants.

Senior and experienced AHPs tended to have a more comprehensive understanding, capturing the incidental and informal qualities of workplace learning: "So essentially it's learning that takes place at work and through one's work … So it's actually seeing the workplace as the classroom".

The informal, noncontractual quality of membership and the absence of formal decision-making procedures place a premium on faith and loyalty on the part of members.

At the turn of the 19th century, while stiff and haughty portraits of aristocrats were still commissioned, the genre of self-portraits by native-born painters also emerged, leading to works that reveal a more informal, human quality.