Sentence examples similar to pop nature from inspiring English sources

Critics reacted positively to the dance-pop nature of the track.

Contemporary critics and authors applauded the song, calling it as harmonically the most complex song from the Madonna album and complimenting the dance-pop nature of the song.

Contemporary critics and authors applauded the song, calling it harmonically the most complex song from the Madonna album and complimenting the dance-pop nature of the song.

In the 1960s Timo Sarpaneva struck a new note with his sculptures formed from the charred inner surface of wooden molds, while Oiva Toikka designed for Wärtsilä-Notsjö objects of a markedly Pop art nature.

Written as a pop ballad, "Nature Boy" follows an "A,B" format, with the primary three notes descending on a minor triad above the pickup note.

TriBeCa was in the shadow of the World Trade Center, and some thought the pop-up nature of the festival unseemly.

Rolling Stone gave Real three out of five stars, complimenting the "combo of raspy braggadocio and sexy rhymes" and noting the "pop-savvy" nature of the LP.

They were a tight, loud unit, and their raw power pop seemed second nature to them.

Yet few serious architects are as closely associated with the city's blend of pop culture and nature, rugged individuality and lush hedonism.

Ligers may not pop up in nature due to the geographical separation of lions and tigers, but a new species of monkey discovered in 2003 had evidence of baboon ancestry in its mitochondrial DNA.

Pop music by nature is slightly disposable and innocuous, yet it doesn't need be so flat and anonymous.