Sentence examples for more groovy from inspiring English sources

He doesn't do classic root note bass playing, he's slightly more groovy.

Topman has a great selection, several in floral patterns that are more groovy than girly.

Oberman: "We also wanted to make him look a little more groovy, a little more cool.

I honestly feel that if everyone wore bell-bottoms, the world would be maybe 10 or 15% better and more groovy".

So we installed some new relations to the music – made it more groovy, more psychedelic … music is more interesting if you leave space for the listener.

New York's Big Gay Ice Cream Truck made national television and opened a second storefront, planting the seed for more groovy soft-serve trucks like the Twirl and Dip, in San Francisco, and the Cow Tipping Creamery, in Austin, Tex.

Italian producer Polysick has made his name on tracks that are heavily influenced by early '90s avant-acid sounds (think LFO and Aphex Twin), but his most recent productions are more bouncy, groovy and dancefloor-oriented — and they definitely pack an old-school house punch informed by his teen years running around the Roman rave scene.

"I'm more of a groovy, '90s type of person, you know?" Kamaiyah has said, of her tastes.

Melodic and frenetically detailed, for @sukeyyy, "it's got to be their ultimate instrumental, showing off Trent's less abrasive, more relaxed and groovy side".

The Lazy Meadow couldn't be more different — its groovy suites are decorated with orange tiki heads, troll statues, cowgirls and plastic butterflies, along with atomic-age furniture.

In the noughties, the danceability element even slipped somewhat: grime was more moshable than groovy, while dubstep could be a bit slow-skank sluggish and head-noddy.