Sentence examples for of three genres from inspiring English sources

Later, urged by another classmate, Madison (Katherine C. Hughes), to make a film for Rachel, Greg ultimately does so — in a plot twist (but no great spoiler follows) that's the most significant matter in "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl," which turns, essentially, into a tale of three genres.

Later, urged by another classmate, Madison (Katherine C. Hughes), to make a film for Rachel, Greg ultimately does so in a plot twist (but no great spoiler follows) that's the most significant matter in "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl," which turns, essentially, into a tale of three genres.

From this corpus, we analyzed 31 texts of three genres written by Literature students: question-answers, essays and reviews.

The transition to sound was carried on the backs of two genres, the gangster film and the musical.

"It's a fusion of two genres - the Hollywood musical and the gangster film," I would enthuse.

The series is widely considered a landmark for its clever and adroit blend of two genres, science fiction and comedy.

Upanishad, also spelled Upanisad, Sanskrit Upaniṣad ("Connection"), one of four genres of texts that together constitute each of the Vedas, the sacred scriptures of most Hindu traditions.

The awards will continue to be given to books by American authors published in each of four genres – Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry and Young People's Literature.

Bugaku are of four genres: civil dances (also called even, or level, dances), warrior dances, running dances, and dances for children.

Close study of her two "30 Minute Meal" cookbooks, however, convinced me that the Ray repertory consists of two genres: food I already eat and food I never want to eat.

A year ago, I wrote an article bewailing the decline of two genres dear to my reluctantly adult heart: the high school or college campus romantic comedy and the coming-of-age melodrama.