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And more than once, her writing has been called formulaic.

Now, even the most formulaic action pictures run a full two hours, if not more.

But to him, the books had begun to feel formulaic.

Still, the best of the paintings are not formulaic at all.

However, initially at my school it was formulaic and easy.

Books about the development of new car models are often highly formulaic.

And (as the review says) they do get very formulaic.

"The kids' business has been formulaic for so long," he said.

By then, in any case, the youth picture itself already seemed formulaic and tired.

One problem with the work is that this kind of politically based art now has a formulaic quality.

And yet these stories do not strike the reader as formulaic.

When he took over the festival, it had become tired and formulaic.

There has always been something new to look at in the center, and it was never either stale or formulaic.

The cause came to be formulaic and in many cases fictitious.

"It starts to feel formulaic for us after a while - and their whole thing has been to make every event special," he said.

In fact, they may be contributing to movies that are more formulaic than ever.

Yet the dancing was such that even formulaic works became satisfying.

Even its great animated features are starting to look formulaic.

And it is your call whether you can think differently than the usual formulaic story.

"The proposals have a somewhat formulaic quality to them," she said.

This formulaic approach had worked so well that we decided to use it again to select a college.

There are difficulties in a formulaic statement of method, however.

He used formulaic language full of meaning in a compact style.

However, by the time Danny was killed off it had all gotten a bit formulaic.

It all became too formulaic, and Stephen decided to move on to new challenges.