Then "Movements" introduces a new kind of formality, adding images of angularity, suggestions of knots and nonacademic positions.
Richard Rodgers's music demands a kind of formality and discipline that Ms. Shields couldn't quite muster in a vocal performance with shrill edges and shaky notes.
As it often does, the orchestra set aside the formalities of the classical repertory on New Year's Eve in favor of lighter fare, although this time another kind of formality was evident.
Although he doesn't do anything as simple as divide the cast into baroque and modern styles, there is a different kind of formality and weight to the steps of the "historic" dancers, which makes them remote and slightly threatening.
As part of this move away from a certain kind of formality, the bar room began opening for breakfast, a treat the late Lucian Freud, who painted Clarke's portrait, famously enjoyed most days.
I suppose the disadvantage is that there could be a kind of formality to the e-mail, a thought throughness, in the worst sense, but with someone like Janet she is not going to say anything she didn't think through under any circumstances".
Lord Snowdon, now the magazine's longest serving photographer, also made an impact; his arrival in 1956 brought humour to fashion shoots and a different kind of formality to portraits of the new stars: Martin Amis intensely gazing at the camera, David Bowie posing on a park plinth.
"There's this kind of formality and diction and restraint in the way this character carried herself that was utterly different from how women are today," says Haynes.
Furthermore as one participant emphasized, clear protocols on how decisions are made about research, how projects will be supported, and how their findings will be handled, are paramount: "This kind of formality and process will show a commitment to staff that the results of the research will weigh heavily in organizational decision making and where action will be taken accordingly.
You can try to rehearse your professionalism, with simple style and a kind of formality everyday such as in front of the mirror (in the beginning phase).
The not guilty stuff is a legal formality he will use to try to negotiate some kind of plea deal.
