Sentence examples for too informal from inspiring English sources

It feels too informal and lighthearted".

Semi-colons are far too informal for an academic paper.

To avoid getting too informal, lay off the booze.

At times, this latest "Othello" is almost too informal.

This is not only nauseatingly trendy, but way too informal.

CIA officers were too informal and "smiled too broadly", he said.

"He had to find a way to engage with the audience without becoming too informal".

If procedures are too informal, absent class members would not be bound by the arbitration.

Indeed, we have found that most tests of new consumer programs are too informal.

("Dems," often used by tabloid headline writers, is too informal for The Journal, Post or Times).

Eva Zeisel's 1950 Town and Country ware was suitable for lunch but too informal for dinner.