Sentence examples for more formal the from inspiring English sources

The more formal the choreography looks, the more shocking its ending proves.

A little bit more formal, the Laurie Beechman Theatre is an intimate space that's like a comfy cabaret with tons of drag queens.

Of course, the slangier the speech, the more volatile the vocabulary; the more formal the language, as in writing, the more fixed the vocabulary and idiom.

The meals are a bit more formal, the guests quote Chesterton at the dinner table, and there's not a television in the place (a revelation that horrifies Rita Rudner, playing Mr. Branagh's wife, the token American).

* – this is often the only source used in informal case reports Obviously not all of these would be employed in a given study – but the more formal the enquiry the more need there is to use multiple sources of information to contribute to the internal validity of the conclusions.

First dates are often casual, but the more formal the date, the more formal the outfit.

The more formal of the Halekulani's two restaurants, La Mer eschews the fusion cooking so popular in Honolulu.

Little Saigon is the more formal of the two, but it's hardly fancy; Anh Hong has the look of a small Asian luncheonette.

The more formal one, the Conservatory, was under refurbishment during my stay.

Unlike the more formal process, the authority did not invite multiple firms to compete or use panels to screen their qualifications.

However, his cocky style is often at odds with the more formal team, especially the by-the-book Sgt. Michael Stonebridge Philip Winchesterr).