Sentence examples for more formal work from inspiring English sources

(In New York, more formal work, such as that of William Bouguereau, remained fashionable for longer).

The painter we meet in "Elihu Vedder: Voyage on the Nile" is looser, more relaxed and more spontaneous than the one we think we know from his more formal work.

And all that said, how I wish for Mr. Kendrick to return to more formal work, to albums of his own compositions, to bandleading, to the evolving life of the music.

But often, this knowledge does not translate into the more formal work experiences employers are seeking.

For more formal work wear, Sandra wears some great black suits, often with plunging necklines.

Children read his "Chronicles of Narnia" series and grow into reading his more formal works of memoir and theology: "Mere Christianity," "The Problem of Pain," "Miracles," "Surprised by Joy," and "The Four Loves".

As Ms. Barnett describes, self-portraiture is the ultimate symbol of control, and the show has more formal works by Samuel Fosso, Edward Steichen, Cindy Sherman (who does not usually categorize her work as self-portraiture) and a homage to her by Yasumasa Morimura.

That infatuation is possible in part because the director, Jonathan Demme, uses the nervous energy that he suppressed in more formal works like "Philadelphia" and "The Silence of the Lambs".

Record your thoughts into more formal written work at a later time.

An inverse ponytail will both hide the elastic and make the style look a little more formal for work or school.

They wanted and needed more stable, formal work opportunities, not better entrepreneurship skills.