Sentence examples for stressed formal from inspiring English sources

Academic music was dominated by serialism, which stressed formal structures over frank emotion.

She stressed the formal qualities of the work, admiring its intelligence.

If there is less to say about Nadelman, at least in terms of anecdotal content, it is because he stressed the formal side of art, and took his sculpture close to abstraction.

An official statement stressed no formal agreement had been reached.

Shortly after meeting Mr. Weston, Ms. Lavenson began photographing architecture, machinery and still lifes, stressing their formal qualities.

Critics of Schlegel's literary writings (Gedichte, 1800; Ion, 1803; Poetische Werke, 1811) tend to stress their formal perfection, but also justify his presumable lack of success as a poet.

Critics argued that the landscape assessment and planning techniques used in environmental management were inadequate in stressing mainly formal properties, while overlooking expressive and other kinds of aesthetic qualities (Sagoff 1974, Carlson 1976).

First, we stress the formal distinction between the net benefit for the treated and for the untreated and define the concept of the "overall net benefit".

Officials stressed that no formal new American deployment plans for Afghanistan had been presented to the Pentagon or the White House, and that the decision could be left to the next president, though they would not rule out the prospect that Mr. Bush would order a troop increase.

Pay attention to stressed syllables in formal phonetics which are shown by bold face fonts.

Although she stressed there are no formal investigations into those products at this point.