Sentence examples for pop colour from inspiring English sources

Vivid pop colour versus monochrome culture – the 2016 edition of Lovebox, east London's two-day dance revue, is a rave of two halves.

The string and woodwind arrangements of Kate St John bring Bacharach-ian pop colour to Williams's pastoral acoustica, while her quizzical, wistful and occasionally rude gaze are turned upon Stevie Smith ('Stevie'), a webcam porn star ('Sandy L') and the contours of her lover's face ('Glass Bottom Boat').

In 1998, Park Hill became the largest Grade II listed building in Europe and is now the subject of a vast regeneration, transformed from grey concrete to pop colours and duplex apartments by Urban Splash.

Their lasting hit comes not from complex insight but eye-popping colour.

Blu-ray, ITV Eye-popping colour in this long-awaited release of the classic 1953, Palme d'Or-winning Samurai drama.

Throughout her career she's been practiced in a variety of media but what we seems to recognise most is her installation which involved eye popping colour objects played with the idea of perception.

Instead, shoppers filing through the West End will be met by huge pop-colour heads and blown-up doodles, taken from the art display downstairs.

It is an abstract form, as wild and expressive as anything conjured by Jackson Pollock, slapped together as if by a drunken carpenter and splattered with eye-popping colours.

His band's second album (2006) heralded the moment when the Las Vegas foursome ditched the British synth-pop colours of their acclaimed 2004 debut, Hot Fuss, and embraced Springsteen-style Americana. Springsteen-style Americana

They include collaborations with Current 93, composer John Harle, and a song Jarvis Cocker wrote for him called Worship Me Now (in Pulp's seedy stories, you see Soft Cell recast in bright indie-pop colours).

In terms of general perception the popping colours mixed with Samsung's pastel shades in the theme is probably going to win over consumers in a head to head comparison.