Sentence examples for genre categories from inspiring English sources

The site has genre categories that are as precise as "visually-striking films for ages 5 to 7".

Rather than dividing up our series alphabetically or by decade, we invented our own seven genre categories, each of which highlights a different aspect of the novel.

Because of the outsize pomp and glamour of the telecast, the Premiere Ceremony inevitably has a junior-varsity feel, even though it includes many of the big genre categories: Best Pop Vocal, Rock, R. & B., Jazz, Folk, Latin Pop, Dance/Electronic, Americana, Reggae, and Alternative Music Albums, to start.

"Because Gary is constantly moving in any direction and doesn't fall into any of the specific genre categories, he's always evolving," said Lenny Kaye, who has been Patti Smith's guitarist for 40 years and has also played occasionally with Mr. Lucas.

Not coincidentally, hip-hop and dance music, which reached their commercial primes more recently (or are still ascendant), were shut out of the main category nominations: Jay-Z, Kanye West and Skrillex won three awards each in the genre categories, and Drake won one.

The breakdown of bestsellers into genre categories of (A) fiction and (B) nonfiction.

The genre category is not without humor, too.

There is something wonderfully expectant about a prize for a first book, particularly one that welcomes first-time writers regardless of genre, category, form or language.

"Outlander" is a new show on Starz that is smartly made, but it, too, falls into a tricky genre category: the female-skewing action adventure.

In the genre category nearby is "Woman Frightened by a Thunderclap That Has Just Shattered a Tree Beside Her" (1798), a different acknowledgment of the power of nature.

(Like other material in Hulu's Spotlight Series of brand-authored material, the episodes will not be labelled as advertising and will be put in a genre category — in this case, "Comedy".