Sentence examples for mainstream formula from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chan has found the Western mainstream formula: get a mouthy American archetype to provide the patter while he leapfrogs through the martial arts stunts.

Had they read 50 Shades of Grey? "I read some pages," said Bruce, "but it seemed to be the usual don't-quite-get-it, mainstream formula: 'He had a screwed-up childhood -- that explains why he's keen on this stuff.' The truth is, there are several shades of grey, not black and white, about sex.

Try the mainstream songwriting formula of... Verse - Chorus - Verse2 - Chorus2 - Bridge - Chorus3.

Post-EDM represents a break with the intro-build-drop-breakdown-rinse-repeat dance music formula mainstream consumers have grown accustomed to.

Yes, Ford has taken a beating in recent consumer ratings, but give it some credit: across a big chunk of its lineup, from the Fiesta subcompact and Focus compact to the Fusion, Mustang, Explorer and Flex, the company has nailed the ride and handling formula for mainstream cars.

The show is broadcast weekly (and can also be downloaded afterwards) on Resonance FM, which describes itself as "the world's first radio art station, established by London Musicians' Collective...to provide a radical alternative to the universal formulae of mainstream broadcasting".

Mr. Chan has finally smoothed out the formula for Western mainstream success.

In appointing Ms. Berman, Fox was clearly seeking to revive the network's formula of luring mainstream audiences with offbeat shows.

The sculptural environments that she creates avoid the easy-pastiche construction and mixed-media formulas of most mainstream, postmodern installation art, which for many art-makers and viewers alike has become virtually synonymous with sculpture in our times.

There's a reason mainstream film-makers stick to the formula: it works.

Yet it's not just my elderly relative; mainstream media still repeats the tired formula of an "Alawite-minority regime".