Sentence examples for genre which is from inspiring English sources

Twilight falls into the vampire genre which is popular again now, which might help collectibles.

Ellison's excuse is that he writes true crime — that shapeless and often shameless genre which is to good crime fiction what pornography is to romance.

"We feel like we've identified a brand-new genre, which is 'found money,' " said Amy Winter, the general manager of TLC.

What makes this collective appealing is its disregard for genre, which is no longer a new strategy, though this bunch reaches its own spacey conclusions.

The Poe presence in movies extends well beyond the simple bounds of the horror genre, which is perhaps not reflected at the NFT.

Alternatehistory.com and Uchronia: The Alternate History List (www.uchronia.net) are comprehensive overviews of this genre, which is the subject of several lively discussion groups online.

The Paris belongs to an era in which foreign films were a distinct genre, which was also an era in which people found such movies threatening.

In 2005 he dropped Midnight Request Line, a tune which many saw as the embodiment of a new genre which was refusing to be named.

The sweat and the machismo are very familiar from the French crime genre, which was ­revived only ­recently in the 70s-era Mesrine films.

So the novel - a literary genre which was new, modern and, unlike the old tradition of poetry, utterly western - gained a unique position.

Most of them were from fellow musicians, paying homage to the producer, who is largely credited with developing the popular dance genre, which was named after the Chicagoan Warehouse club he was the resident DJ of in the 1980s.