Sentence examples for genre mean from inspiring English sources

For most of his two albums — the excellent "Learn to Live" (Capitol Nashville), from 2008, and the slightly more concessionary "Charleston, SC 1966," from last year — he's hewed close to the genre mean, with odes to Southern pride and domestic bliss and overcoming obstacles.

"It's a chamber genre meant to be sung in the kitchen.

But White believes the popularity of the genre means there is no limit to who the disabled characters can reach.

"I needed to understand what the follies as a genre meant in the American imagination, and then what had happened in the US between 1941 (when the fictional Weismann Follies ended) and 1971, when the reunion takes place.

"I'm trying to get closer to starting to redefine what genre means," says Sen, talking over the phone between connecting flights at an airport, en route to Sydney from Hong Kong.

A historical monograph, "By Order of the President" displays both the strengths and weaknesses of a genre meant to contribute to knowledge through the intensive investigation of a tightly limited topic.

Genre means a particular style.

And how the explosion of the genre means nearly every actress is now included, regardless of age.

Barrowman stated that the open-ended rules of the science fiction genre meant that Jack could still become the Face of Boe even after Miracle Day.

For future seasons, Kwei-Armah plans to include musicals ("The genre means a lot to me") and contemporary work from other countries.

Growing up in the 90s, which was a strong time for the genre meant he was never formally introduced, but rather just grew up around it.