Sentence examples for pop language from inspiring English sources

Drawing attention to the loaded nature of pop language, he put inverted commas inside the title.

"I took these forms and this classic pop language and I threaded it through with uneasiness," Mr. Springsteen said.

Swift's album is a big moment for the musical influence of Sweden, but new albums by the Stockholm residents Tove Lo and Mapei reinforce the fact that the Swedish sound may now be the reigning pop language everywhere.

Living in postwar Germany, and alert to the problems of the immediate past and the proximate present, musicians were trying to establish a German pop language from thin air.

Back at the plaza a town meeting was under way, and the villagers were debating something in their glottal, popping language called Tz'utujil.

No fathers have appeared to take legal charge of the countless male pill-popping pop stars whose language and behaviour are less than clean and who live out some of the wildest dreams of the adult children we all sometimes are.

Spanish-speaking stations prefer fixed genres, like regional music or pop; English-language radio stations virtually ignore songs in other languages, with a handful of exceptions like KCRW, the public-radio station in Santa Monica, Calif., that is the conference's radio sponsor.

"I saw the RSC [Royal Shakespeare Company] production of Othello with a black Iago – it pops the language, it makes you reframe it.

Hip hop: 2, soul revival: 2, classical: 3, Spanish language pop: 4, bland Indie pop: 1, minimalist techno: 1, boring: yesalways.

There just wasn't much pop in the language.

It's a common language, pop fandom; a thing to pass down.