Sentence examples for niche fare from inspiring English sources

With Gone Girl calculated to play to arthouse as well as multiplex audiences, and with the London film festival opening this week, the weekend did not prove attractive to distributors of niche fare.

Last week saw the release of Priceless, with Audrey Tautou; this week, Couscous (originally titled La graine et le mulet, and the discovery title of last year's Venice film festival), and Her Name Is Sabine, actor Sandrine Bonnaire's documentary study of her autistic sister - which, while good, must surely qualify as "niche fare", of a kind typically consigned to late-night TV.

Just as it makes sense for Netflix, the home of many kinds of niche fare, to fund a new season of "Arrested Development," it was smart of TNT, a very mainstream cable network, to revisit to the "Dallas" franchise.

Apple TV, while still niche, has fared better than others like Google TV, said Michael Gartenberg, research director overseeing consumer technology at Gartner Inc. "We see a lot of experimentation in the TV space and they'll eventually get it right," he said.

According to TIN, the sports niche is faring well, notably in countries like Brazil, "where football is king".

Or they must learn how to move between big-budget blockbusters and niche, small-budget fare, observing the different genre and budget constraints that apply in these worlds.

You can watch news, play music, check out YouTube videos, and even access niche and indie fare.

Some niche producers also fared badly, with Lotus down 58.4percentnt after selling only 137 cars in 2012, while Maserati fell by 20.4% and Aston Martin by almost 9%.

Now that Fox has successfully punched Notorious out of its niche, rivals with similar fare will be encouraged to try harder.

He intends to carve out a niche for MundoFox with fare like Kdabra, a supernatural series about teenagers with mysterious powers, and El Capo, a gritty thriller about a Colombian drug lord.

Reportedly, Jeff Bezos wants the company to focus on bigger series that can attract a mainstream audience, rather than the niche (and critically appealing) fare it developed in the past.