Sentence examples for mixture of informality from inspiring English sources

Their comings and goings, the Chekhovian mixture of informality and emotional drama within their various subgroups and the sense of outdoor expansiveness deliberately evoke Jerome Robbins's classic Chopin ballet, "Dances at a Gathering" (1969).

And in her letter, Williams referred to Obama as "first lady Michelle" -- a phrase that was a mixture of respect and informality.

It's a quintessential Tharpian amalgam: lively footwork, expansive limbs, a mixture of modern pedestrian informality and bright ballet-academic propriety.

"Drink to Me Only," though marvelous, is such a mixture of formality and informality, so open about displaying the nuts and bolts of its movements and its construction, that it makes you ask, "Where's the theater in this?" In an opposite way, "Rodeo," with no pointwork and few conventional academic steps, invites you to wonder, "Where's the ballet in this?" Yet neither disappoints.

This paper explores the determinants of informality and the informal-formal wage gap in Lebanon and Syria.

The most immediate impression was of informality.

The sense of informality extends to customers.

"There are more and more layers of informality.

The wildly varying levels of informality are striking.

The sense of informality in a formal environment.

This has been sold as a mark of informality, but a clothless table does not informality make.