Word: formally
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...sorts of objects. That catalogue, cut up by its discoverer to make new configurations of its images, was a mother lode of modern art, and the collages Ernst extracted from it, like The Horse, He's Sick (1920), have never been equaled in their ironic intensity, formal rigor and erotic strangeness...
...mirror to cast back the face of each inspector. Six decades have passed since his efforts to "restore to the East some self-respect, a goal, ideals" raised an Arab army against the occupying Turks in Syria, waged glamorously mobile guerrilla war in the midst of the clumsy formal movements of World War I, changed the history of the Middle East, and were sold out by English duplicity and Islamic squabbling after 1918. He has been dead 40 years. In the meantime, there have been as many Lawrences as writers: the adulated hero (Robert Graves), the narcissistic moral cynic (Richard...
Smith added that although the University paid for the architects' study, it agreed to allow the community final approval before the formal adoption of the plan...
...filing a formal complaint against Morrison, furthermore, Bowman may jeopardize her Law School recommendations; and allowing her name to be made public cannot enhance her reputation with other recruiters. Not only is Kirkland and Ellis one of the most influential law firms in the Midwest, but Morrison, as a long-time recruiter, has close ties with the Law School Placement Office and has also been an important Law School fund-raiser over the past ten years. Thus, Bowman's complaint shows personal courage, and is particularly significant because other students, anxious about their standing in the job market...
Though most do not consider themselves formal campaign advisors, these professors frequently submit position papers to the Carter, Jackson and Udall organizations, which then find their way into the candidates' officially announced positions...