Sentence examples for new formality from inspiring English sources

Wattenberg observes a new formality sweeping nursery schools.

She moved with a new formality, even when teaching history.

The casual summer code, however, slipped from fashion during the power-lunch 80's and 90's, especially in places like the Hamptons, where a new formality was adopted among the neotraditional houses rising behind imposing privet hedges.

I had a number of theories about the emerging, Kate Middleton-triggered "new formality"; the rights and wrongs of Samantha Cameron's bareheadedness in the Abbey; the Philip Treacy beige octopus on Princess Beatrice's forehead; Pippa's bottom; Carole Middleton's hosiery standards; and (oh, the agony!) David Beckham arriving with his Officer of the British Empire medal on the wrong lapel.

Ubiquitous this fall in fashion ads and editorials, this sultry but disciplined style is also the beauty world's expression of a new formality, evinced of late in peplum suits and structured bags, and in the penchant of Manhattan's bright young things for elaborate dining out.

"It is a ban on any new procedures, any new formalities," he said.

For fashion writers, Draper became a totem of a new era of formality in menswear.

Then "Movements" introduces a new kind of formality, adding images of angularity, suggestions of knots and nonacademic positions.

The anxieties of the '70s would yield to a yearning for reassurance embodied, for many voters, in the person of Ronald Reagan, and the '70s aesthetic of fragmentation and improvisation would be replaced by a new craving for formality, ostentation and control.

Epstein, who was in the final season of the five-year deal he signed when he left Boston in October 2011, had repeatedly said a new contract was formality, that there were more immediate priorities.

Since Mr Chávez was already in office, the start of the new term is a formality, officials claim.