Sentence examples for less formally dressed from inspiring English sources

An hour before the fair was scheduled to begin, the crowd began lining up — recently laid-off Wall Street types in charcoal-gray pinstripe suits and trench coats; less formally dressed people; a woman with a new accounting degree on her résumé and a 14-month-old baby in a stroller.

If you could fuse the best of the Steinbrenner boys — Hal's more-thoughtful business acumen and brother Hank's competitive zeal — you would have a reasonable facsimile of Cuban, except with a less liberal political lean and more formally dressed.

Who are these formally dressed men and women?

McKellen arrived formally dressed, in a gray suit with a flowered blue shirt and black shoes.

He had a three-piece suit; not many showed up so formally dressed.

His formally dressed, tightly knit group of cohorts is an earlier incarnation of Malcolm X's followers.

Rather, a sensitive remodeling of Juilliard, Pietro Belluschi's 1968 Brutalist composition formally dressed in travertine.

Large portraits of formally dressed people from previous centuries frowned from above the unlit fireplace.

Earlier, at a less striking juncture, Mr. Garcia told jurors he was on his way to the opening of an art exhibition in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan when he drove past Ms. Ricart's house and became confused by the sight of limousines and formally dressed guests outside.

While some employers may dress informally, they understand that there is a dress code for attendees, and that as a general rule candidates are more formally dressed for networking and the interview process than they will be on the job.

When it was not, the inverse was true: The more formally dressed professors were seen as having marginally more status.