Sentence examples for pop terms from inspiring English sources

In pop terms, his legacy is unassailable.

In pop terms, that's an eternity.

Now I am old – in pop terms at least.

Or, in pop terms, a 1987-era George Michaelevelel of calculated sexiness.

You'd still never know they were French, a fact which – Air aside – is probably a good thing in pop terms.

With McCartney, it is extraordinary: in pop terms, he's written the works of Shakespeare, but it's not enough.

"Rape Culture" brought about the terrible awareness of the injustice of rape and yet, the word itself has now become a pop term, used casually -- even frivolously.

These designations can be confusing because the Pop term has also been used to name some Pseudomonas aeruginosa T3E [ 39] and AvrA also refer to an unrelated T3E from Salmonella species [ 40].

We think about pop in terms of craft – necessarily utilitarian, functional.

In pop culture terms, he (and it usually is a he) has his roots in 1950s teen culture.

They were part of a change in pop in terms of sophistication that continues to this day.