In all, it was a dance of great formal interest, performed with utmost clarity.
The Rangers manager, Ally McCoist, said he was unaware of any formal interest in the striker Nikica Jelavic.
The Monk work, "Voice Hearers" (2009), is the more substantial, a mainly pure-dance work of shifting geometries and formal interest, undercut by a drama about characters hearing real or imagined accusatory voices.
Henry Kissinger, the US Secretary of State, announced a formal interest in the Rhodesian situation in February 1976, and over the next half-year held discussions with Britain, South Africa and the Frontline States in what became the "Anglo-American initiative".
The United States Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, announced a formal interest in the Rhodesian situation in February 1976, and spent the rest of the year holding discussions with the British, South African and Frontline governments to produce a mutually satisfactory proposal.
But it took the Kinder Morgan deal and a formal auction of the businesses to prompt formal interest from Apollo and other suitors.
There is nothing new in fashion about fantasies of escape to the past, the future, or fairyland, but since September 11th last year a number of designers have expressed a formal interest in survivalism.
The term interest rather than interest group is often used to denote broad or less-formalized political constituencies, such as the agricultural interest and the environmental interest segments of society that may include many formal interest groups.
That is about where formal interest in Mr. Crawford ends.
