Sentence examples for more formally and from inspiring English sources

All the actors have converged, but they speak differently now, more formally, and their language is more "dramatic".

It's a place where what everyone else is arguing over gets argued over more formally and in slightly better language.

"Now this surveillance will be more formally and directly funded, and now the government has really come on board and addressed it we have a really sensible approach going forward".

In this section, we develop a simple theoretical framework that is helpful to define job requirements more formally and to spell out explicitly the assumptions imposed on the data to estimate them.

Below we write out this model more formally and demonstrate how it leads to Eq. 1. Conformism is commonly modelled by individual payoffs that are decreasing in the distance between own outcome and network neighbours' average outcomes10.

More formally, and applied to theories of truth, a truth theory, Tr is conservative over some theory T formulated in language L if and only if for every sentence φ of L in which the truth predicate doesn't occur, if Tr ∪ L  ⊢  φ, then L  ⊢  φ.

THE films of Shohei Imamura — rowdier than the certified classics of Ozu and Mizoguchi, but more formally elegant and genuinely perverse than the works of his fellow Japanese New Wave directors like Nagisa Oshima and Seijun Suzuki — have never exactly caught fire in America.

Actions needed and assigned were more formally recorded, and in doing so improved the likelihood of corrective measures being undertaken.

In clinical care, patients need and seek care (informed "request"), benefits and risks are better defined, the encounter's aim is to benefit individual patients rather than patients in general, and practitioners are more formally trained and licensed.

The irony is that in the late 80's and early 90's, as videos became more formally sophisticated and better produced, they were played less and less on MTV.

For consent obtained in clinical practice, patients need care, benefits and risks are better defined, the goal is to benefit individual patients rather than patients in general, and care-givers are more formally trained and licensed.