Sentence examples for genre for example from inspiring English sources
Thus they emerge in strange and unexpected places: the serial killer portrait genre, for example.
But, in time, ambitious companies also realise the need for capital to expand internationally or beyond a single genre for example.
That was a time when only a few brands were trying to focus in on a specific genre, for example denim or knits.
Oates' definition of the genre, for example, was taken from her review of New Yorker staff writer Rebecca Mead's My Life in Middlemarch, a beguiling hybrid of literary criticism, biography and personal memoir that offers a compellingly fresh and vivid appreciation of one of the great Victorian novels and its author.
For example, two friends may find themselves highly compatible in the sci-fi genre, but not in musicals, he continues.
How do these philosophical inquiries correspond to Kleist's writings or Jean Paul's poetic reflections on literary genres, for example?
He advocates systems to promote more serendipity (by which he seems to mean randomness)—Amazon could recommend books outside your usual genres, for example, just in case you like them.
Most of the books on the BBC's list were written before the explosion of the Young Adult and Middle Grade genres, for example, which have opened up a whole new world of literature aimed at young people and sparked imaginations all over the globe.
Born contributed to both genres, for example in translating Hans Christian Andersen's The Comet (in 1982); in providing the first English rendition of The Snow Queen and Other Poems (in 1977); and in translating the entire oeuvre of Karen Blixen (aka Isak Dinesen), including Letters from Africa, 1914-1931 (1981).
In addition to the base offering, Verizon's new cord cutter packages let customer pick and choose from other "channel packs" that are focused on specific genres – for example, there are packages dedicated to kids, news and sports.
