Sentence examples similar to centred pop from inspiring English sources
And, most importantly for his fans, he's kicked open a space for queerness in digital music during a time when the remnants of brostep, male-centred pop house and the tired sexism of dance culture still haven't completely shifted.
ISO + ε.> Where, μ is the mean, Year is a 2-level fixed factor (2008, 2012), T is a linear effect of temperature in °C (mean centred across all observations), Pop is a 3-level fixed factor (Lewistown, Show Low, Chiricahua) and Year.Pop and T.Year.Pop are interaction terms.
Chris Salmon of The Guardian called Eminem's performance of "Not Afraid" "majestic"; he went on to writing that "It's a set fit to close any festival, pop-centred or otherwise".
Pop music's relationship with sex has historically been more centred on, say, a 15-year-old Christina Aguilera rolling in the sand and imploring us to "rub her the right way", or Rick James asserting "give it to me baby", than a nuanced conversation about consent.
On the surface, film's fictional pop stars are in key with their real-world counterparts: they're shallow and self-centred, often a bit dim, and always image conscious.
He was calm, restrained, centred.
"It was like, pop pop pop pop.
It's all centred on him".
The typically centred Trent Robinson blew up deluxe.
