Sentence examples for like dada from inspiring English sources

I ask her what she been up to and she's like, "Dada".

"We had weird theme nights like Dada A-Go-Go, Gore Vidal Sassoon or Futurism Terrorism," Matronic explains.

He is frugal with language, skirting the edge of poetic practices like Dada but still remaining fairly straightforward.

Machine Project shares this democratic ideal, which in programming corners would be called open-source and in art circles sounds a lot like Dada.

Starting April 18 the Museum of Modern Art examines the role of photography in avant-garde movements of the 20th and 21st centuries like Dada, Bauhaus, Surrealism and Constructivism in the exhibition "The Shaping of New Visions: Photography, Film, Photobook".

By 4 to 6 months of age, however, infants usually express vowellike elements in their vocalizations, and by 11 12 months of age they are producing clear consonant-vowel utterances like "dada" and "mama".

"We are very cautious," says one of its editors.By presenting news in a livelier and more accessible fashion, the Paper and other new media are trying to broaden the party's reach: unconventional language like "Xi Dada" (Uncle Xi) appeals to younger readers who abhor the often soporific print media.

The Big Apple, like the Dada capital of Zurich, was a haven for European artists in no mood to fight, and here Picabia met Duchamp, Man Ray, and also the photographer Alfred Stieglitz, whose avant-garde magazine 291 featured Picabia in yet another style.

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Twombly does not exist outside of visual art, like pure Dada, which is essentially conceptual.

"When I listen to it now, I realize it's like taking Dada Life and turning everything the opposite way.