Sentence examples for bad pops from inspiring English sources

Something bad pops up every decade, from shady land deals in the 1950's, 60's and 70's; to the John McNamara scandal in the early 1990's (he bilked General Motors out of $436 million); to the more recent charges of bribery and other crimes brought by District Attorney Thomas Spota against several officials, most of them -- but not all -- Republicans.

There are good and bad reality-TV formats, like there are good and bad pop songs.

Remember, in a rational world, bad pop songs help us discern between escapism and denial.

Jon Pareles, Neil Strauss, Ben Ratliff and Kelefa Sanneh listened to a lot of bad pop music in 2003; herewith, their least fond recollections.

(Van Tuyl has no truck with coolness; popstrologically, there are no bad pop songs).

We all rattled slowly southwards listening to bad pop music until daybreak brought the trauma of breakfast in bed.

"Androgyny," the second track, and the first single off the album, almost represents the band's struggle between good music and bad pop music.

Or is a major football tournament seen as a bigger deal than a few days of bad pop music?

The dreary English title seems to have been plucked from a handbook of generically evocative expressions suitable for bad pop songs.

"What's bad, Pop?" "Halina took money from her husband for me and has to put it back before old Bujak misses it.

"There is good pop music and bad pop music, just as there is good legitimate theater music and, God knows, bad legitimate theater music".