Assertion: oxford | /r/HasProperty | formal shoe
Facets:
value: with a toe cap
type: OTHER
value: always
type: TEMPORAL
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: probably
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Strictly speaking, the Oxford is considered to be a formal shoe, however, this does not hold true anymore as they come in many colors, variations and more casual leathers such as suede and brogues.
text: Thus one can safely say that the derby is a bit more casual than the oxford but both the oxford and the derby are considered to be formal wear.
text: Ironically, the Oxford is a shoe with origins on campus but today, it would probably be considered too formal as an everyday shoe for on-campus wear even by English students, but that’s the evolution of style.
text: The Oxford is a more formal type of shoe because it has a cleaner look and a snugger fit.
text: Oxfords have always been considered more formal dress shoes than derbys, but why and how can you tell the difference?
text: Oxfords were traditionally classed as quite a formal shoe with a toe cap.