Sentence examples for was genre from inspiring English sources
noun
A kind; a stylistic category or sort, especially of literature or other artworks.
- The still-life has been a popular genre in painting since the 17th century.
Most of my reading was genre fiction, a lot of paperbacks, anything that had a good story.
He described Alfonso Cuarón's style as "more intimate" and character driven, endorsed the prevailing notion of Mr. González Iñárritu as an auteur fond of complicated, interlocking stories and said Mr. del Toro's strongest suit was genre films, especially fantasy.
"I felt like what was holding me back was genre constraints," Bundick said over the phone from his Berkeley home.
Further contributing to the decline was genre stagnation; the franchises retained the same basic gameplay over several iterations, giving consumers less incentive to buy additional titles.
"The first thing Trent and I discussed was the Kanye album with Jon Brion [the 2005 release Late Registration], and I liked it, but people were saying it was genre-bending, and I don't feel like it is," he said at the time.
That's telling that there is genre commonality there.
All of my records lately have been genre potpourri records.
On the face of it, there are genre thrills aplenty.
That is, genre as you've never seen it before.
Fellner said that the first project would be "genre defining".
One of these is genre analysis (Howatt & Widdowson, 2004).
