Sentence examples for be hip in from inspiring English sources

Is it good to be hip in politics?

Letterman, the old hack – flesh hanging from his face – slunk out and pressed the flesh with Cameron, clapped for a while in a way that was hopefully sarcastic (but was probably just insincere) and slid back to his swivel chair to give DC the chance to shuffle awkwardly in the spotlight, before gratefully waving at the band like a confused middle-aged tourist trying to be hip in a strange bar.

Creatives are supposed to be hip, in-the-know and friends with other cool, interesting artists.

They knew he was hip in that way.

She's hip in her unhipness: towering, endearing, wacky -- barging in and, on occasion, falling down.

The kids are hip in the studied way of those who take advanced-placement English classes.

He's hip in a professorial, cardigan/jeans kind of way.

The company makes couches and armchairs that are hip in an everyman way.

82) Trygve Wakenshaw: Nautilus Mime and physical comedy have been hip in comedy circles for a few years now.

A sly wit often punches up the prose, and he is hip in the original sense of the word, which was "knowing," not "fashionable".

My basic buzz cut was hip in the 90s and now seems more popular with football players and men wanting to make a statement.