Sentence examples for making pulp from inspiring English sources

He began grooming Ms. Thurman for "Kill Bill" back in the 90's when the two were making "Pulp Fiction".

When I was making 'Pulp Fiction,' I would have died for the movie, and if I don't feel that way I don't want to put my name on it.

"I'm sort of the mindset of 'We'll make it work.'" To that end, he's trying to lean into the "soap opera" of it all—"We're making pulp fiction," he says but at least some of the actors have felt the material's psychological toll, even while attempting to keep it funny and entertaining.

Whether its influential legacy makes pulp art great art is another question.

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.

That is what makes "Pulp Fiction" such an intriguing spectacle: not the acrylic brightness of its design, or even the funny filth of its patter, but the tension between the manic skills of its inventor and the refusal of his subjects to be treated like cartoons.

Indah Kiat makes pulp, which is more salable globally than paper.

But also, I've realized that after Quentin Tarantino made Pulp Fiction, you really can't surprise people in a movie.

These guys made "pulp" movies, but they were actually much more if you read between the lines.

Press the strawberries through a colander to make pulp.

Moisture: Moisture tends to make pulp fibers expand, raising paper thickness and accentuating uneven roughness.