Examples of using Formality in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Instead of sticking with formality and shaking Trump's hand, Clinton merely nodded in his direction, saying,“Hello.”.
According to experts, the formality of the fire protection system in many apartment buildings still exist….
On China's Twitter-like Weibo, some have complained about the formality of the app, pronouncing it is hole,
But in actuality, some organizations cling to the formality and stilted ways of yesteryears.
After this, all the main characters contribute reports, although the formality is disregarded when appropriate.
A corporation may only stick to white chairs, or furniture with wooden tables to reinforce this culture of formality.
Personal pronouns(I, you, etc.) differ according to the level of politeness and formality that is needed in each situation.
And although she would talked about these issues with friends and therapists, the formality and fellowship of the ritual felt different.
Although very rarely, we sometimes have some formality, which I find useless[laughter].
beat the dress with a jacket, you can add rigor and formality.
It should be little more than a formality for Themistokles… to finish what he began. the hero of Marathon.
It's not regulation, Webber. It's just a formality, like a courtesy.
The effects of the industrial revolution decreased formality in the world.
And although she'd talked about these issues with friends and therapists, the formality and fellowship of the ritual felt different.
With the concepts of specialization and formality in mind, here are a few ideas for shaping a memorable real estate logo for your business.
What you give Me to wear is simply the formality and the habit of most people; as for what comes from the heart,
As the zenith of formality, Oxfords can be worn with chinos and jeans, but rarely are,
Luiebi added that the formality would be completed in the near future, once technical issues
Let us ask for this grace, during this Lent: the coherence between formality and the reality, between who we are
who wish to enter, and his working quarters are free from formality or ostentation.