Sentence examples for brutal pop from inspiring English sources

How did the DNA of these pioneering films mutate, for better and mostly worse, into the brutal pop entertainments of today — horror movies whose envelope pushing is an empty gesture instead of a cultural jolt?

But the most brutal pop culture moment of the week was undoubtedly Clint Eastwood's unscripted speech at the Republican National Convention, in which the "Dirty Harry" actor spoke to an empty chair that he pretended was occupied by Barack Obama.

Born in the blue-collar nightspots of New Jersey, Jersey club is a brutal, high-speed pop culture pile-up.

On Wednesday,  #ExplainThe90sIn4Words gained traction, resurfacing hilarious truths (however brutal) about '90s pop culture.

DW Worst Use Of A Soundtrack: Across The Universe The cinematic equivalent of the Queen musical We Will Rock You, Julie Taymor's appropriation of the Beatles' back catalogue was a brutal abuse of British pop, with characters named Jude, Lucy and Prudence embroiled in the 1960s peace movement.

Unfortunately, radical, brutal regimes don't simply pop like a soap bubble.

This was the night when it popped, when the brutal reality intervened and when Cristiano Ronaldo decided it was time he made a grand statement at this championship.

He craves the "pop," the sound of brutal, body-on-body, bone-jangling contact.

The texture of the work fits exactly – it is both hot and cold, brittle and brutal, an elegy and a power-pop dance.

During scenes in the hotel's seedy bar, Dennehy splices loudly distorted pop music in with a brutal lack of ceremony.

Pharmakon Crawling on Bruised Knees This rather excellently named song is a brutal and emotionally weighty slice of experimental pop that clocks in at around six and a half minutes – 22-year-old frontwoman Margaret Chardiet describes it as an "exorcism".