Sentence examples for becomes formulaic from inspiring English sources

Quickly, however, this becomes formulaic; little here is truly fresh.

Otherwise it becomes formulaic, just as packaged as the Bollywood culture he is eager to poke fun at.

Whereas the best-known Romantic ballets rely on supernatural elements to a degree that becomes formulaic, "Paquita" occurs in the real world: It's set in Napoleonic Spain.

His fear, based on what he had observed in American publishing, was that in-house editing was likely to produce in-house books, with a similarity of style, presentation and format that becomes formulaic.

Birtwistle's music (using the same ensemble of two winds, harp and string trio, and members of the London Sinfonietta, superbly conducted by Geoffrey Paterson) is perhaps more lyrical, more linear than before, but his vocal writing makes the text hard to grasp, and the constant switching between Jason and Aeson becomes formulaic.

The notion of "what it is to be" for a thing is so pervasive in Aristotle that it becomes formulaic: what a definition expresses is "the what-it-is-to-be" (to ti ên einai), or in modern terminology, its essence.

It became formulaic, safe.

"It can become formulaic.

But even these soon became formulaic.

By now, Logan's wit has become formulaic.

"People's questions" could become formulaic, and Cameron will figure out a formulaic response.