Sentence examples for common pop from inspiring English sources

The lyrics encourage a friend to leave an abusive relationship – not a common pop theme.

The wordplay of the title is a variation on the common pop trick of fusing woman and machine, usually from the male perspective.

There's something in our culture and in our common pop culture about songs about the railroad, in which the railroad becomes a metaphor for aspiration, for heartbreak, for death.

Their pairing on a tour, including a stop at Terminal 5 on March 30, is just as intriguing as their lyrics: two vivid personalities who sidestep common pop tropes, and who stoke young devotees aspiring to a similar tone.

The work is regarded as one in which Lichtenstein exaggerated comic book sound effects in common pop art style.

Deftly marked with pen and ink, the newest pieces from artist Tim Doyle draw common pop culture locations and fixtures set under the guise of night.

A sullen teenager at the table is a common pop-culture trope.

That doesn't mean, however, that we no longer have a common pop-culture base.

A byproduct of this revolution is that all those common pop-culture reference points we used to coalesce around — for example, the inescapable No. 1 hit of the summer — now prove ever harder to come by.

Another common pop-up thanks you for visiting the site, tells you about data collection and tracking, and offers buttons labelled "Manage your choices" and "Got it, thanks!" In this case, you should choose to manage your choices because they are all turned on by default.

As certain species of nematodes act as parasites of vertebrates, this research was designed to explore the influence of some of the most common parasites of the dogs in their serum levels of 56 common POPs.