informality

IPA: ɪnfɝmˈæɫɪti

Examples of "informality" in Sentences

Its informality is obvious, and the sentence style is easy and plain.
This has to be scary for Rove because it's that easethat Bush has, that informality, which is his asset.
But they profess to believe that informality is liberating (in spite of their tyrannical attempts to impose it).
No matter if you find this kind of informality to be appropriate or not, it seems to resonate more than not [with consumers].
I might simply say that G-7 meetings, although we're in favor of the idea of informality, that's something that's always stressed in the case of the summits.
The outdoor setting also lends itself to an informality, which is good for new students, parents who want to bring their children to yoga classes, and the occasional unexpected guest.
Boldly expanding his no-frills model into new markets, Stelios (he insists on first-name informality) plans to open the first easyHotel in London this year with prices from [Pound sterling] 5 a night, an easyBus fleet and easyCruise, slated to sail next summer.
But that same informality is what gets him into the most trouble - his "shoot from the lip" style of snap decisions, giving little thought or serious consideration to a position, leading to the need for "clarifying" his former position, or even denying or contradicting it as political considerations (i.e. what his handlers) demand.