Sentence examples for latter genre from inspiring English sources

Scott McClellan's memoir is the latest entry in the latter genre.

(Mind you, the latter genre tends to tread carefully, often focusing on local stories of corruption rather than daring to incriminate party higher-ups).

YouTube is no stranger to peculiar new crazes, from ASMR to toy-unboxing – the latter genre accounted for 20 of the top 100 YouTube channels in March.

Brothers In Arms: Earned In Blood includes no underbody neon lighting, but does have tasteful music, accurate sound effects and proper voice acting, making it a clear member of the latter genre.

Christian De Sica, the son of Vittorio De Sica, is the king of the latter genre, an actor and director whose most recent film, "Christmas Holidays 2000," in which he played his usual role, an antic, hollering husband with a roving eye, was one of the year's 10 top grossing films.

The latter genre is characterized for a 1.16 % incidence in Mexico (Ignatieva 2008: 186), and for a 3.06 % in my California corpus (Velázquez-Mendoza 2014: 232).

For the latter genres, the mid-40's were the beginning of a golden age -- the age of Technicolor song-and-dance extravaganzas and film noir shadow plays.

The image falls under the genres of ("portraits of beauties") and ("big-headed pictures"), the latter a genre Utamaro pioneered and was strongly associated with.

The latter break genre rules, typically eliminating the hero who solves or prevents crime.

Then in March, viewers in most parts of the country saw an ambitiously unsettling version of "The Woman in White," which fits nicely into the latter-day genre of psychological thriller.

The latter's genre-defying buildings – from the coral-like columns of the Sendai Mediatheque in Japan to the labyrinthine cave of his opera house in Taiwan – are clearly a touchstone for Ishigami.