Sentence examples for repeated formula from inspiring English sources

At drama festivals the poet wrote his own music (as well as being actor, producer, and choreographer), probably based on some kind of traditional repeated formula.

Worse, he writes in his typically readable and probing style, big changes in the global financial system mean that in future it will be much harder for the Fed to repeat its recent heroics.The job of the Fed, according to the much repeated formula of a former chairman, is to "take away the punch bowl just as the party is getting good".

He describes Peake's Cambridge portrait, Prince Charles, as Duke of York as poorly drawn, with a lifeless pose, in a stereotyped composition that "confirms the artist's reliance on a much repeated formula in his later years".

For most musicians, the hermetic world of a talk show — with all its rules and repeated formulas — would be intolerable.

The usual duty of the "intellectual" is to argue for complexity and to insist that phenomena in the world of ideas should not be sloganized or reduced to easily repeated formulae.

The classic iPod media player used to come in multiple storage sizes; now it comes in just one.This "simplify and repeat" formula has also been embraced by some emerging giants.

Essentially, though, they're just repeating formula, and there's still some magic to be shaken out of it".

Republicans repeat formulas — government support equals dependency — that make sense according to free-market ideology, but oversimplify the real world.

The band repeated this formula all night, and it worked.

Starr later repeated the formula with New Kids on the Block, and the boyband as we know it was born.

He repeated this formula with Oh! Calcutta! in 1969 and began regularly to stage musicals on Broadway and in London.