例句與造句

1. Its Victorian tone was never adopted as generic convention.
2. Michael McKeon, for example, brought a ideologies, rather than a definable and fixed set of thematic or generic conventions.
3. The interspersing of shaky, pixilated video sequences with talking-head reminiscences has become the generic convention of 9 / 11 documentaries.
4. It can be used to undercut generic conventions and challenge cultural assumptions and the privileged role of tragedy as a literary / theatrical model.
5. He concludes that the Slender Man represents a digital legend cycle that combines the generic conventions and emergent qualities of oral and visual performance with the collaborative potential of networked communication.
6. It's difficult to find generic conventions in a sentence. 用generic conventions造句挺難的
7. The contrast between these passages and others in which Yeston slips too easily into the generic conventions of musical theater _ " musical music, " in other words _ is simply disconcerting.
8. Fishelov, like Alpers, sees generic conventions as an inescapably " vital part of the literary communicative situation, " linking present and past writers to each other, as well as to readers.
9. However, this English 193 class will focus on how emerging writing genres like wikis are influencing the generic conventions of traditional academic writing genres ( e . g .  the research paper ).
10. * In attempting to navigate the cultural expectations of female writers and the generic conventions of political and philosophical discourse, Wollstonecraft, as she does throughout her works, constructs a unique blend & 
11. From the writer's perspective, the generic convention is a model to follow but also a challenge to overcome . " Fishelov explains that writers choose or are compelled to manipulate prevailing conventions for a variety of aesthetic and thematic reasons.
12. :[ T ] he reader demands compliance with the established generic conventions so that he can integrate the new text, but at the same time he expects the writer to manipulate these established conventions so that the new text is more than a tedious repetition of the generic tradition.
13. As one scholar recently observed : " This is just the way in which old epic with its generic conventions and its ideology is present in the " Argonautica " : dimly visible . . . but still present . " Characters also function as the poet's alter ego.
14. Recently, however, scholars have focused more positively on Nonnus'use of mythology within the poem as a way of talking about contemporary events, as a way of playing with generic conventions, and as a way of engaging with predecessors intertextually, leading to an encouraging reassessment of his poetic and narrative style.
15. The development company felt that the drawings by Moebius enhanced the magical quality of the story, and provided a sense of cultural and spiritual curiosity, transcending the generic conventions of the adventure game genre . ); they mixed traditional computer graphics techniques such as rigging, with motion capture in order to animate the characters.
16. They also play with generic conventions; most of the letters seem to refer to works in which these characters were significant, such as the " Aeneid " in the case of Dido and Catullus 64 for Ariadne, and transfer characters from the genres of epic and tragedy to the elegiac genre of the " Heroides ".
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