Sentence examples for defined a genre from inspiring English sources
He really defined a genre".
Others defined a genre or expanded gaming to entirely new audiences.
More than that, it defined a genre of city cars for decades to come, encapsulating an effortless, Italian chic that no car has matched since.
You may remember Doughty as the leader of Soul Coughing, a band that brought cerebral trip-hop into the mainstream and defined a genre of music that focused on organic rhythms and complex, often impressionistic lyrics.
The music they created defined a genre, transforming rock music from a tired rehash of old blues standards into a whirling dervish of musical energy and primal force.
There are restaurants that define a genre, and restaurants that define a street corner.
In certain milieus in the U.S. today, "Jewish" primarily defines a genre of humor.
Collins's next novel, "The Moonstone," shows most compellingly of all his books how a work can simultaneously define a genre and transcend it.
In ten succinct chapters, Marina Warner digs into a rich hoard of fairy tales in their brilliant and fantastical variations, in order to define a genre and evaluate a literary form that keeps shifting through time and history.
Though only in its second season, "Starting Over," the syndicated reality soap opera, already appears poised to become one of those gold-standard programs that defines a genre, attracts a dedicated audience and goes on to a brilliant career under regular fire for failing to be good as it used to be.
