Sentence examples for off from the genre from inspiring English sources

He had always been interested in doing an action-oriented project; Gosling claimed that he was simply put off from the genre, believing that the action films of today put more focus on stunts instead of characters.

Was he trying to get away from the genre?

Noises Off reinvented the genre by switching the location from the bedroom to the theatre – the one place where appearances have to be kept up at all costs.

It would appear that director and co-writer Ernesto Díaz Espinoza has enjoyed a steady diet of trashy B-movies from the United States that are either adapted from comic books or deliberately ripped off from Hong Kong genre flicks.

He holds no resentment toward the rappers who've made millions off the genre of music he spawned.

Likewise of Hindu Indian origin was a genre that took off from the Sanskrit poet Kālidāsa's "Meghadūta" (see above Classical Sanskrit kāvya [200 1200]), in which an exiled lover sends a message to his beloved by way of a monsoon cloud, thus giving the poet the opportunity to dwell on the description of landmarks in a poetic travelogue.

Only liberal simpletons or conservative censors couldn't see that as long as the violence in pop genres is sealed off from the world by an aesthetic formula" — "stylized" is the word — it can't hurt us.

Some writers of sad tales report blocking themselves off from the feelings, blending together the characters and feeling cynical about the whole genre.

It's this tone that displaces Bonfiglioli from the genre.

Lists of programmes by genre, such as this one, are automatically generated from the genre labels assigned to programmes.

But, otherwise, Zimmer keeps her distance from the genre.