Sentence examples for major genre from inspiring English sources

From Japan comes a duo of major genre heavyweights.

Solo song was not a major genre for Stravinsky, but that is precisely what makes it possible to present a full, fascinating retrospective in a single evening.

The motet, a major genre of the medieval and Renaissance eras, was in its 13th-century form essentially a texted clausula, frequently employing two or three different texts in as many languages.

The early period, from 1900 to 1945, is in part a reminder that landscape was an major genre before World War II, and many sturdy landscapes and seascapes possess masterly and nuanced atmospheric effects.

Known for his comprehensive collections of Islamic and Japanese art, Dr. Khalili spent decades assembling the finest examples of enamel from every major genre, including jewelry, furniture, tableware and timepieces.

Hawks's movies took in every major genre from gangster (Scarface) to sci-fi (The Thing from Another World), film noir (The Big Sleep) to musical (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes), but can broadly be categorised as either comedy or adventure films.

This article provides a brief historical account of each of these three literatures and examines the emergence of major genres.

It can be classified according to three major genres: the epic, verse novels, and cbap, or "codes of conduct".

"When I set out as a novelist I wanted to write in all the major genres," she explains.

In 1870, he moved back home and set to work in the two veins that remained his major genres, portraits and spotting pictures.

These books have a good claim to have founded two of the major genres of the modern novel — respectively, the Bildungsroman and the novel of adultery.