Sentence examples for genres that are from inspiring English sources

"Now it's video genres that are the things that are causing these generational divides," said Hyams.

Devotional music also is represented by qawwali and kirtana, vocal genres that are part of the common musical heritage of the subcontinent.

"They have an innate genius at taking these genres that are considered hard-core geek property and repolishing them so they are accessible to the mainstream.

I hang out in the YA section mostly, and I am so impressed by the different variety and all the genres that are available.

She means that more female filmmakers should tackle movie ideas and genres that are overtly commercial (read: dumbed down) in addition to the smart dramas and compact, personal stories they tend to gravitate toward.

Really it is all of genres that are out there but what we're looking for is genuine pleasure, genuine desire and there's a real focus on connection and communication".

Both films are to be commended for venturing into genres that were until recently viewed as dilapidated, vacant, and overpriced.

The club also was willing to take risks, booking bands and genres that were new for the indie rock world.

Each feature is preceded by faux trailers of exploitation films in other genres that were developed by other directors.

Martin and Rothery (1981) present seven micro-genres that are typical of primary and secondary school writing in Australia: observations/comments, recounts, reports, narratives, expositions, thematic narratives, and literacy criticisms.

Thus, by practicing to write comment texts, students are less likely to learn the various micro-genres that are required to be successful in school (Martin and Rothery 1981).