Sentence examples for pop vernacular from inspiring English sources

Fioroni, who was born in 1932, worked in a Pop vernacular in Italy at a time when Arte Povera dominated the art scene.

The more experimental composers are still around, but there is also a groundswell of young people writing in a more pop vernacular.

"But keep in mind that these are individuals seeking help, who have distress, and the question is, What's wrong with them?" The panel proposed adding several disorders with a high likelihood of entering the pop vernacular.

"Overall, Nick's tone test music combines modernist ideas with elements of the pop vernacular in a quirky, oddly mechanical way, which is why it probably doesn't sound like anybody else's music".

It's the living, lunching proof of Andy Warhol's great insight into American pop vernacular: like chewing gum and detergent, the coffee shop is used by high and low alike.

When the word "def," coined by Rubin, finally exited pop vernacular and entered the dictionary five years later, Rubin held a funeral for the term and renamed the label American Recordings.

In today's pop culture vernacular, it's an insult to be called basic — the opposite of cool and trendsetting.

My kids loved the show, as expected; its upbeat, chatty tunes came closest to their current pop culture vernacular.

Sábado Gigante always gave America's diverse Latinos a shared pop culture vernacular; for immigrant families, it gave us something to connect to with family back home.

She doesn't wear Gap or drink Starbucks, and is a lively and witty speaker (in public, too); her conversation is full of pop culture vernacular and jokes against herself.

Lyricist Gary Osborne may not have written as many words that passed into pop's vernacular as Bernie Taupin, but he had a special skill that came in very handy for 1981's Nobody Wins.