genre

genre
01. He has played various [genres] of music throughout his career, from jazz to disco to rock and even a bit of country and western.
02. She doesn't like to read anything that isn't in the detective [genre].
03. Quentin Tarentino has redefined the kung fu movie [genre] with his instant classic, "Kill Bill."
04. Distinct styles, [genres] and forms of instrumental music emerged in Europe between 1450 and 1550.
05. Author Edgar Allan Poe invented the [genre] of the detective story with the publication of his story "The Murders in the Rue Morgue."
06. Franz Grillparzer once noted that in writing, the real [genres] are simply good and bad.
07. Goethe once suggested that one of the most striking signs of the decay of art is the intermixing of different [genres].
08. She had a successful career for over 40 years, writing over 50 novels in the romance [genre] for generations of women.
09. The art of Pieter Bruegel shows a synthesis of Christian [genre] and Classical imagery.
10. Jan Vermeer's entire painting career consisted of only 35 pictures, most of which were interior [genre] scenes.
11. My favorite book [genre] is science fiction, but my girlfriend loves mysteries.
12. He has produced movies of various [genres], including action, drama, comedy and science fiction films.
13. In today's schools, where writing is used as a way of encouraging clear thinking, it seems that reading a variety of literary [genres] has a positive effect on writing.
14. Children at the elementary school level should be exposed to a wide range of [genres] in literature.
15. He and I like films of completely different [genres]: he likes action, and I like romances.

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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  • Genre — Sn Kunstgattung erw. fach. (18. Jh.) Entlehnung. Entlehnt aus frz. genre Geschlecht, Art , dieses aus l. genus (generis), s. Genus (formal aus den Kasusformen oder dem Plural). Als Fachwort der Kunsttheorie bezeichnet das Wort einen… …   Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache

  • Genre — País Estados Unidos Idioma Inglés Año de fundación …   Wikipedia Español

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  • genre — 1770, as a French word in English (nativized from c.1840), from Fr. genre kind, sort, style (see GENDER (Cf. gender)). Used especially in French for independent style. Of painting, depicting scenes of ordinary life (as compared to landscape,… …   Etymology dictionary

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