Sentence examples for be hip by from inspiring English sources

"They don't put on earrings," he said, "but they try to be hip by switching to casual clothing -- sometimes inappropriate stuff like golf pants.

As Real News calls our attention to the underside of American life and the need for global change, Vice wants to blow us way with how to be hip by ogling their "products," -- and, of course, the bounty of advertising they expect to attract once their channel is up and running.

To be hip is to be confined by time and inflexible opinion.

The latest update of the sly "I'm Hip" (music by Bob Dorough), the ultimate put-down of poseurs everywhere, dropped the name Jamie Cullum as a dubious hip signifier.

For the first time, really, Bush was hip, raved about by music journalists without any hint of apologia or reservation.

The W hotels are hip, and so by association are its bars.

It's hip to swear by capitalism and protest its hard edges.

Shared phenotypic characteristics of human and canine HD are hip joint laxity accompanied by hip subluxation.

Meanwhile, the first hints of gentrification are beginning to show, and the neighborhood is beginning to be considered "hip" by Beirut's young, creative crowd.

Clinical outcome can be influenced by hip or spine disorders.

The Leinster wing continues to be troubled by hip and neck injuries.