Sentence examples for dominant genres from inspiring English sources

Dominant genres rise and fall.

Terror and sci-fi become life's dominant genres.

On the East Coast, in the seventies and early eighties, block parties were a form of social entertainment, an alternative to the dominant genres of disco and stadium rock.

But in a way, he said, it is the crux of what "Crouching Tiger" was about, for him: an attempt to blend the two dominant genres of Chinese filmmaking, the feminine operatic melodrama, like "Love Eternal," and the masculine martial-arts adventure, and to do it in a way that also integrates Western notions of psychoanalytical character development.

While records are still a relatively niche product, industry experts believe a dual market is opening up with the dominant genres of hip-hop and R&B being downloaded, whereas a broader spread of artists are releasing their music on vinyl as well as CDs.

But looking closer (and ignoring last year's terrible outlier performance), the box office is usually trending upward, and the films most rewarded by the increase are dominant genres like superhero cinema.

It is as if these genres were intimately connected ("Crime", the other dominant genre, is off in a room elsewhere).

Right now, the dominant genre in Hollywood is the "four-quadrant" family film with all the technological trimmings.

But a minimal standard of human relatability is not being met, on a routine basis, in the medium's most dominant genre.

The dominant genre is, not surprisingly, landscape, and the examples in the show therefore would slip easily into the holdings of any Connecticut museum with a historical outlook.

I have no such dietary restrictions, and Sugar Hot was free to enter and plenty Dominican, with bachata the dominant genre.