Sentence examples for pop expression from inspiring English sources
In general, Mr. Cole keeps a swinging but low-key profile, avoiding the darker side of pop expression and projecting an easygoing bonhomie.
Reverting to his own name, The Water is MacIntyre's most direct, pop expression of his curious world.
A woman struggling to find her voice in the male-dominated music industry has been a recurring theme in black pop expression since Berry Gordy enrolled Diana Ross in Motown's charm school.
"Walk on the Wild Side," his 1973 solo hit, remains a quintessential pop expression of urban decadence.
"Let's Just Stay In" and "Lover's Lullaby" showed off his ability to turn out generic traditional pop expressions of polite seduction.
"The Rose," a promise of hope during a dark night of the soul, is a sweetened, more abstract American folk-pop expression of that awareness.
Ringtones, it turns out, are inherently pop: musical expression distilled to one urgent, representative hook.
To borrow a pop culture expression, it was clearly an epic fail for thousands of them.
Using antibodies against rat liver cEH, 24 positive clones were picked upon colony blot screening of a pEX 1/E. coli POP 2136 expression library.
Slimy Gekko rushes up to greet him and Carter's sudden, pop-eyed expression is evidently intended to convey baffled disapproval.
What holds the program together are passionate vocal performances that glide so seamlessly between a semi-operatic lyricism and a pop-blues gutsiness that the normal dividing line separating classical formality from pop self-expression completely dissolves.
