Sentence examples for pop trend from inspiring English sources

Released in May 1975, 10cc's dreamy, six-minute "I'm Not in Love" bucked the saccharine pop trend of boy-loves-girl.

The curious thing, though, is that Hot Chip are, as they recognise, the embodiment of that move away from the single hegemonic pop trend.

Punk passed him by in the 1970s, acid house made no impression in the 1980s, and he has serenely ignored every subsequent pop trend to arrive at middle age unscathed, and still selling records.

The original recording of "Do They Know It's Christmas?," which kickstarted the 80's charity pop trend that included the Live Aid concerts and USA for Africa's "We Are the World," sold 3.5 million copies in Britain.

"The West Side Boys and all that is not really my thing," Ms. von Otter said, referring somewhat inaccurately to the reigning pop trend of teeny-bopper bands like the Backstreet Boys.

And Mr. Levy pointed out that as much as some music fans want to eradicate what he called the "teen pop trend," as personified in stars like Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys, the genre seems to be hitting what he called "a second wave".

This was classic rock, after all, a form of expression that pop trend-setters consider as antiquated as monarchism and, according to its acolytes, as endangered.

As Elleza became more invested in the newest pop trends, I became more critical of pop music.

Can the art market at this lavish level be as flighty as this season's fashions and pop trends?

As pop trends go, flirting with disaster has got to be more fun than getting things right first time.

First, Jon Carmanica discusses "4," the new Beyoncé album that finds the artist mostly forgoing the pop trends du jour and embracing her inner torch singer.