Sentence examples for be hip in a from inspiring English sources

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.

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

David Boring by Daniel Clowes 116pp, Cape, £8.99 Daniel Clowes's breakthrough book, Ghost World, was the tale of Enid and Rebecca, two cooler-than-thou teens caught in limbo between high school and the rest of their lives, and was hip in a way that only truly anti-hip stuff can be.

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.

They were hip, in Niles' recounting.

Being hip counts in an industry where what's hot is always changing and only the trendiest of marketers can survive.

I'M not interested in being hip or a hippie.

But it was hip at the time in a classical sense, so very oriented to classical music, to classical theater, to things like that.

"Motorcycles are fashionable -- they're hip, they're in," said Gary Christopher, a spokesman for the American Honda Motor Company, which has the largest market share in the United States.

And being hip and cool in 1969 was a cultural statement of some sort, but nobody really knew what those words meant.