house style

noun

1. a set of rules concerning spellings, typography, etc, observed by editorial and printing staff in a particular publishing or printing company

Example Sentences

In keeping with the Norman Lear house style, loud hectic moments and fits of temper alternated with quiet, reflective, more emotional ones, like “The Honeymooners” but with comments about class and race.

From Los Angeles Times

His visual style isn’t particularly innovative and when he’s not aping the style of other projects in order to make a reference, almost everything is staged in the Marvel house style: flat, shallow wide and medium shots, with plenty of overhead angles on the bigger brawls to see everyone scurrying around like ants.

From Los Angeles Times

Today, originalism is the house style of the Federalist Society, the lavishly funded network of conservative lawyers who provide intellectual cover for the Republican Party’s preferred policies.

From Slate

Today, originalism is the house style of the Federalist Society, the lavishly funded network of conservative lawyers who provide intellectual cover for the Republican Party’s preferred policies.

From Slate

The Ghibli house style has been refined to perfection at this point.

From Salon