Sentence examples for its informality from inspiring English sources

Precisely because of its informality, it does not currently have a standardised written form.

Although we chose to stay in the latter resort because of its informality and more authentic Basque character, we found it pleasant to spend a morning or afternoon in Biarritz.

The spoken word now rules, in all its informality and occasional vulgarity.

What I love about Degas's Woman at the Window (1871) is its informality.

Executives at the airline, known for its informality, often pitch in when things get hectic.

For much of its six-year history, the Jaipur festival took great pride in its informality and intimacy.

Whatever its merits, its very informality makes Britain's version hard to export.

Even though it was invented early in the previous century, etching, one could argue, is a very Baroque, 17th century medium in its immediacy, informality, and spontaneity, its free, whirling swirls of line, which come from the greater freedom and ease of execution allowed by etching, as opposed to the more laborious engraving or woodcut, characteristics that must have appealed to the artist.

It is, in short, an unusual musical in its stress on pure emotion and its apparent informality.

Michael Billington gave the London production four stars when it opened last year, praising its "simplicity, charm and air of sweet melancholy... Instead of the usual industrial spectacle what we get is a musical about people and life's missed opportunities... an unusual musical in its stress on pure emotion and its apparent informality".

(Andaz is also a Hyatt brand, positioned to be cooler than Park Hyatt). Its studied informality is a great part of its appeal.