Sentence examples for very formally from inspiring English sources

I treat myself very formally with meals.

"You are invited to the funeral," he'd said very formally.

"I live very formally in New York," she said, petting the dogs on her lap.

I had to explain my situation to my potential investor, who was indeed dressed very formally.

Neither of them wears dark glasses, and one of them speaks very formally.

(Even when he is evidently at ease, he speaks very formally, as I found out when I met him).

She added moldings or crosspieces to some works, but those elements only disrupt the unity of the stele without contributing anything very exciting formally or metaphorically.

An undershoot is, very explicitly, formally regarded as "just as bad as inflation above the target", and so when the January number came in at 0.3% then that represents – surely – a serious misstep.

I felt that Mickalene's work was formally very accomplished, I felt it was very strong and political, and I also thought that it was very beautiful.

For his second solo appearance at Derek Eller, Ivan Witenstein has delivered one very strange show, formally raucous and democratically offensive enough to register on practically any political-incorrectness meter.

"It was a very interesting challenge formally to make a documentary devoted only to the life story of an animal," said James Marsh, the director, whose 2008 documentary "Man on Wire," about Philippe Petit, the World Trade Center tightrope walker, won an Oscar.