Genre used in a sentence

Genre in a sentence as a noun

Techies read a lot of genre fiction with anti-heroes on the run, and that kind of thing.

Hip-hop, as a genre, tends to focus on rhythmic texture and narative content.

Build a production schedule geared around low budget genre films, produced in 12 days and costing an average of $35,000 a piece.

"\n\nAesop Rock takes language and linguistics to entirely different levels than one might expect from the single genre that is hip-hop.

Your analysis is overly dismissive of genres that you presumably don't like.

" Which completely ignores how photography displaced painting in the genre of portraiture, and made it more accessible.

"By this, what I really mean is: when someone finally gets sick of Farmville, is he going to move on to the next Farmville, or is he burned out on the genre for good?

My favorite story in a related genre: I was a scholarship student at university, funded by a wealthy couple.

I don't know, by the 1980s you're looking at a lot of very simple music again, though music is becoming more diverse genre-wise so you're probably getting a larger spread.

Community makes a whole episode based on a trope or a genre, it doesnt just use paintball as a plot device it takes paintball seriously and bases two season finales around epic battles of paint.

For example you could be refused for lack of quality, but you could also be refused because another game in your genre already had shelve space and they didn't want to endanger its dominance.

This is particularly noteworthy coming from the rap genre which is typically not given enough credit for its role in shaping music trends and pop culture generally.

This is the thesis of RMS's The Right to Read, written over 30 years ago, and one of the few works to have passed from the genre of science fiction to historical fact, by remaining unchanged while the world changed over time.

Or their likelihood to pick up another after quitting the first?I'm not wishing for the demise of the genre, but rather, am hoping that it'll hit a plateau from which it will be forced to innovate, experiment, and evolve.

"Firstly, the value to me in owning a smartphone and paying the charges associated with it is ultimately task orientated - from running my business, to getting driving directions, to wanting to play a specific genre of music at the gym.

It knows that we are knowledgeable about the things we love, it knows that we understand tropes and genre conventions, it gives us the benefit of the doubt and treats us as intelligent human beings who will not only understand the meta pop culture references, but will find them funny and love the show for it.