Sentence examples for cool pop from inspiring English sources
This graphic, Mr. Garfield remarks, is capable of "occasionally eliciting a nod from another aficionado, like smug fans of a cool pop band before it becomes famous".
I'd never have said that at the time!" When Rowley began exhuming Guilty Pleasures, he was surprised at how many other "cool" pop people hid Guilty pasts.
In the 1960s, when formalist abstraction and cool Pop Art ruled the contemporary art world, PHILIP PEARLSTEIN went his own way and started a realist revival.
To make matters worse, everyone had picked cool pop, rap and hip-hop songs, while I had chosen an alternative song that no one else had ever heard of.
A couple of the tracks were produced by Tom Rowlands of the Chemical Brothers; super-producer Stuart Price had a hand in Superheated ("A cool pop song," says Sumner, "which is the hardest thing to create").
Mr. Anderson's adaptation of Roald Dahl's spiky little beast fable has some of the usual trappings of juvenile animation: talking animals voiced by movie stars; cool pop songs on the soundtrack; grotesque villains and a charming hero who foils their nasty schemes.
One of the earliest pieces in the Hirshhorn show -- a cool, Pop-ish pencil drawing of an Ivory liquid soap bottle -- dates from around that time.
Mr. Lahm, her accompanist and musical director for the past eight years, is a jazz composer and arranger whose cool pop-jazz arrangements make an effective grounding wire for her edgy anxiety".
"Tempest Tossed Fools," written and directed by Sarah Rosenberg and described as a musical reimagining of "The Tempest," uses some of Shakespeare's original language but relies heavily on contemporary Americanization ("Like cool!"), pop-culture references ("Yo quiero Taco Bell") and slapstick to keep the audience entertained.
The producers strive for a solemnity that cannot be called maudlin (as if there were a vast appetite for cool pop-cultural treatments of the Holocaust) and wind up with something that feels lazy, as if they believed the project's noble goals were enough to carry it.
If something even remotely cool pops up, we have to enjoy it while it lasts because chances are it will be gobbled up by one of those cheesy and generic institutions or some E to F-list celebrity.
