Sentence examples for developments in the genre from inspiring English sources

How do you respond to developments in the genre that occur in rival's titles.

I still listened to the albums in my collection, but did not keep up with the new developments in the genre: thrash, hardcore, black metal, death metal, and nu metal, all of which are thoroughly chronicled in "Louder than Hell".

Claire Jacobs, founder of Vajazzle.me.uk, which kicked-started the trend for having crystals applied to one's nether regions, has seen growth of 534 per cent since last year, and developments in the genre – notably, the Leg-jazzle and the Pejazzle (you can work that one out yourself) – mean business is booming still.

But like every other type of cinema, it's a tricky job disentangling classic horror from more modern developments in the genre; all the more so, as certain aspects of horror film-making – the gore, the violence, the headchopping sadism – have definitely escalated in the last two or three decades.

Though art history teaches us that life in the modern industrial city is the impulse behind American abstraction, it is fair to say that since the 1950s, some of the most significant developments in the genre have happened by the beach.

He's widely considered the founding father of the first person shooter and is actively involved in new developments in the genre.

That she, as a bossy swot, should be made welcome by the hero is a new development in the genre; until Rowling came along, there was no greater crime, within the bounds of the school story, than to be too clever by half.

And those who've already embraced the "walking simulator" will get stuck in with this next step in the development of the genre, and be rewarded for their efforts.

Brian Eno's Discreet Music, one of the most important albums in the development of the genre, was inspired by Eno's experience in hospital, when, left bedridden by a car accident, he put on an album of 18th-century harp music at too low a volume and was unable to turn it up.

Publishing trends brought about an important shift in the development of the genre.

Bartok is now in the spotlight, with each of his six quartets paired with one by Haydn, a pivotal figure in the development of the genre.