Sentence examples for a touch of pop from inspiring English sources
Unafraid to follow in Sonic Youth's wake, Blonde Redhead takes frenzied, retuned guitars and artless vocals in its own directions, adding a touch of pop.
Not for him the earnest tack that so many apply when performing Bernstein's "serious" compositions; he prefers livelier moods and more than a touch of pop panache.
With the amplification needed to raise her instrument's voice above the crowd, Ms. Isbin brought a touch of pop to the pops.
"How to Win Friends and Influence People in the Digital Age" was obviously rewritten by someone told by Carnegie executives to replace the old, jaded stuff with modern corporate-speak with a touch of pop psychology.
"There's a touch of Pop Art in it," Lagerfeld told WWD in regards to the film.
Another classy cut from the always on it OFF Recordings, "Lost" is the lead track from Swiss buzz duo ME & Her, who follow up their debut on Suara last year with a three-track of low-key and dark techno groovers with just a touch of pop sensibility hidden somewhere in all that moodiness.
Wainwright's assumption of the classical composer's role is not without a touch of pop-star froth, filtered through a distinctly gay sensibility.
The wallpaper--actually produced by Walt Disney--combines the tonal and chromatic properties of the entire home while imparting just a touch of Pop-Art intrigue.
The singer on most of the numbers -- Redd Stewart, I later discovered -- had a touch of the pop crooner, despite his twang; his delivery was honeyed without being sugary.
Roitfeld has described her own look as having a touch of Iggy Pop about it, and there are parallels – messy hair, smudged khohl eyeliner, sinuous limbs – although her trademark caged high heels, understated grey T-shirts and louche silk blouses tucked in to expensive leather pencil skirts are all her own.
Practitioners of 90s-style alt-rock with a touch of noise-pop, every member of Menace Beach has paid their dues in credible, not entirely commercial, bands.
