Sentence examples for bit of punk from inspiring English sources
Bodies by the Sex Pistols (1977) Dad obviously hated every bit of punk.
It will be very sexy, with a little bit of punk, a lot of dancing and high energy.
"Out of nowhere, we had this bit of punk that surprised us," said Ken Downing, the fashion director of Neiman Marcus.
And there was a bit of punk in with the cocktail last time, so I started thinking about how New Age travellers were kind of a reaction to punk.
(Petrusich) Lucinda Williams (Wednesday and Thursday) Ms. Williams has been recording country music since the late 1970s, but it wasn't until the mid-1990s — when she tempered her twang with grittier elements, folding in rock 'n' roll, folk, country and a bit of punk — that she was embraced by the (now breathless) press.
Bit of punk, maybe some jungle thrown in?
Petite, with a bit of punk-rock pink in her hair, Taylor-Johnson, 47, is soft-spoken but direct.
Mostly the poor celebs and their overtaxed stylists tried to channel bits of punk fashion.
Bill Bragg, Chris Bianchi, Neal Fox, Robert Rubbish, Steph von Reiswitz, Alex Wright and Matt Appleton combine bits of punk, pop and occult to create largely monochromatic scenes that span from simple text to chaotic illustration.
In his own music, like on his 2015 LP Technomancer, he finds a way to organically blend bits of punk, techno, sci-fi, horror, and trap together in a single delirious swirl.
They had a devoted following – "the ongoing bit of that punk subculture, mohican haircuts and all that, people hanging on to punk," as Pirroni puts it – but the music press had loathed them from the start, deriding them as punk arrivistes with a dubious line in lyrics.
