Sentence examples for example of its genre from inspiring English sources

The musical standards of fugal excellence are preeminently internal -- a good fugue is a good example of its genre; it should be melodic, interesting, inventive etc. -- and the further we get from these internal standards the less secure evaluative judgments about it become.

Double Cross is a good example of its genre, but it is unclear whether it is a genre that should thrive.

I'm not recommending it to the over-twenties, but it's a fine example of its genre.

"A Cruzmas Carol" is the first political erotic novel from Noonan, but it's not the only example of its genre.

Let's face it, you know exactly what Rockinghorse sounds like, but it would be perverse to pretend that it isn't a high-quality example of its genre.

On the whole a superior example of its genre.

Judged by these standards, the show succeeds much more often than most examples of its genre, but not as much as it could.

At its worst, "Arabian Nights" is an ordinary example of its special-effects genre.

VideoGamer.com called it "the best of its platform" and "a great example of the genre", praising its "excellent plot and puzzles", and saying it makes good use of the DS' screens.

John Scott leads the splendid choir of St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue, supported by the Orchestra of St . Lukes, in two exquisite Fauré scores — the Requiem, a rare example of the genre in its view of a purgatory-free afterlife, and the "Cantique de Jean Racine" — as well as a late-Renaissance masterpiece, Victoria's Requinm.

Like any example of the genre, ours was not without its instances of farce.