Sentence examples for genre far from inspiring English sources

You sense that an entire genre, far from being revitalized, is being plundered for handy tips.

In China, "bureaucracy lit" is a hot genre, far outselling spy stories and whodunits as the airport novel of choice.

Today Mr. Garcia-Roza is enjoying literary success in a genre far removed from the scholarly world.

Bertie and Jeeves belong to the genre, far more English than American, of the farcical comic novel.

"No writer can successfully use the 'surface elements' of a literary genre — far less its profound capacities — for a serious purpose, while despising it to the point of fearing identification with it," she wrote.

Some critics might say the fish choruses are "a little derivative of Eno's Textures" or maybe "don't push the boundaries of the genre far enough".

In the set, Skrillex spanned genres far and wide, mixing up the likes of trap-a-holics such as DJ Snake, hip-hop icons Kanye and Jay-Z, as well as a few of his label affiliates like Mija and Vindata.

Excess pervades "Overspray," and while some stylish art gets better with age, this genre is far too ripe.

So, for example, the doina, a sometimes rhapsodic instrumental piece adapted from a Romanian shepherd-song genre, moved far from its roots in southeastern Europe up to Lithuania.

Any progress in the genre so far has been devoted largely to challenging the heroism of the men in capes and tights.

The second pilot, bearing the unwieldy title "Untitled LaGravenese & Goldwyn Project," was described in a news release as a legal thriller, a genre so far absent from the channel's schedule.