Sentence examples for great pulp from inspiring English sources

Ben Bova is the last of the great pulp writers.

The work recalls George Platt Lynes, anticipates Bruce Weber, and has the rude energy of great pulp.

Her story may have the makings of great pulp fiction, but there is nothing playfully cinematic or campy about it.

At their best they are as different from smooth A-movies as the great pulp writers like David Goodis and Horace McCoy were from the respectable best-selling novelists of the day.

I hesitate to invoke "The Wire" in this discussion, partly because it has been so thoroughly assimilated into the television-is-high-art (or great literature) argument, but at heart it belonged to the great pulp tradition of meaty cop shows and nasty romans policiers.

Two of the biggest success stories in terms of circulation and advertising -- O, the Oprah Magazine, and Maxim -- did not even exist six years ago, and many of the business's once hardy perennials, Mademoiselle and McCall's among them, have been sent to that great pulp factory in the sky.

The teleplay was written by Richard Christian Matheson, the great pulp-horror writer and son of the great pulp-horror writer Richard Matheson.

The greatest pulp authors capture a rockstar status that few writers can dream of.

Without all this, Pop Art, which may be the greatest pulp art, would not have been the same; nor would 1980's appropriation art, when David Salle found a way to make pulp art new again and Walter Robinson (now editor of Artnet.com) tenderly emulated it.

The influence of process temperature was greatest on pulp quality followed by pressure and hold-time within the experimental domain.

The Argentine varieties had the greatest fruit pulp firmness (about 2 kg) and sugar contents (13.4 15.2) but had a lower percentage pulp (40 47%) than the North American materials.