Sentence examples for particular formal from inspiring English sources

They believed that the machine age demanded expression in a particular formal vocabulary.

In this year's portrait, Nixon's forty-third, the sisters are sixty-eight, sixty-six, fifty-eight, and sixty-four, yethehe tenor and the particular formal characteristics of the photographs have barely changed in four decades.

In a book that sets out to explain why a poet makes particular formal choices, however, the mistake is more serious, because it replaces the complex relationships among a poem's elements with just-so stories in which it always turns out — surprise!

However, an "explanation" has no particular formal structure.

This statement (or its concrete variant for a particular formal system) is usually called the second fixed point theorem.

Sales of clothing and footwear performed best, in particular formal wear and men's slippers, and there was strong demand for electrical goods such as tablets and games consoles.

That's because racism is, at bottom, an aesthetic opinion: "I don't like those people who share a particular visible, formal quality".

But in this case the equivocation, the uncertainty, seems to come from the filmmaker himself, who seems to have been unable to locate what it is in this movie he cares about, beyond any particular, local formal concern.

New Criticism, the prevailing literary theory during much of that era, placed special value on the kind of poetry Merrill wrote, in particular his formal dexterity, his use of irony, his complex surfaces and the demands his work made on the reader.

Since all finite-state automation must recognize particular languages, formal languages and types of grammars become important.

In particular, the formal mode would not distinguish between statements such as "This object looks red" and "This object is red".