Sentence examples for equivalent genre of from inspiring English sources
"There isn't really an equivalent genre of advertising now and that's why they're so special.
His books have been described as an equivalent to the genre of the Japanese I-novel, a first-person autobiographical fiction.
She is tortured by the medieval Japanese equivalent of the vicious female warden, a staple in the genre of women-behind-bars.
In contrast, people don't watch the end result in the case of wine, they drink and taste it and the winemaker is the director whilst the grapes are the equivalent of the genre.
Contredanse, genre of dance for several couples.
China's Twitter-equivalent Weibo said on Friday it would remove pornographic, violent or gay videos and cartoons in a three-month campaign, singling out a genre of manga animations and comics that often depict raunchy gay male relationships.
The above studies introduced a new genre of miRNAs for ESSC-based neuroregenerative therapeutic applications.
We argue that those charged with making such decisions need a new genre of review.
Science autobiography is a genre of writing with a long history.
Evocide is a new genre of liquid surface disinfectant with broad spectrum antibacterial efficacy on application.
Think about the genre of your novel.
