Sentence examples for dash of pop from inspiring English sources
Their songs are catchy and often humorous, with a dash of pop culture and social commentary.
There, he emulated Willem de Kooning and seemed destined to become a third-generation abstract expressionist, although with a dash of Pop iconoclasm.
The comic array of caricatures and quotations in this energetic painting has a dash of pop, like pepperoni added to realism's doughy pizza.
And I'm tossing in a dash of pop culture, all the MIAs and Lady Gagas and Miley Cyruses, the Kathryn Bigelows and the ditzbombs of "Sex and the City," trying to parse and understand and see some sort of through-line... Mark Morford is the author of The Daring Spectacle: Adventures in Deviant Journalism, a mega-collection of his finest columns for the SF Chronicle and SFGate.
He finds constant inspiration from Tecktonik dance — picture amped-up voguing with a dash of pop-lock — as performed by white working-class youths from Parisian suburbs.
The song itself is an equally charming dash of artful pop with some jazzy inflections.
A salute to Russian Constructivism, a nod to Art Deco, a bow to 30's American Modernism, more than a dash of loony cartoony pop culture.
She has supplemented Little with the producer Jack Antonoff — the front man of the band Bleachers and a go-to producer for artists looking for a dash of eighties synth-pop grandeur — and the pulse of her sound has quickened.
Mix in a dash of baking soda.
