Sentence examples for quite formal from inspiring English sources
They'll gossip with me, whereas before it would have been quite formal and polite.
The subject is often confessional or political, while the composition is often quite formal.
It could have been quite formal and staged, but they rocked the place.
We've only met once, but she seems nice, if quite formal.
We found the National Gallery's image quite formal - not very child -friendly.
If his phrasing was actually quite formal, his understatement made him seem the king of casual.
That sounds quite, um, formal.
We won't be quite that formal.
Quite startling formal mannerisms sometimes occur in provincial French painting of the first half of the 11th century.
The notion of a concert is quite a formal construct that makes people (and not just young people) immediately think that it might not be for them.
At our wedding – quite traditional, formal, in a church – I remember somehow the first dance didn't happen because, 'Oh no, we're not going to do that,'" he says.
