Sentence examples for pop writer from inspiring English sources
Shakespeare, he said, should be treated almost as a pop writer who wrote for mass audiences.
But Harris, like Elmore Leonard, is that rarity — a pop writer critics swoon over.
His early career as a pop singer and pop writer, after his first album in 1958, was a mixture of rebellion, originality and cynical mimicry of commercial pop.
1966 is an absorbing and extremely easy read because Savage is a pop writer in the truest sense.
The L.A. Times did a review with two journalists on the same page, a pop writer and a jazz writer, and the jazz writer tore me apart.
It is these components that explain both the Moodies' massive appeal and why a certain breed of pop writer bestowed shallowness and kitsch upon them.
JON CARAMANICA Here are some shows that the pop writers for The New York Times are excited about seeing.
I hold him to be one of the great pop writers.
But the chords and sequences she and most pop writers are using have been around for a very long time.
Which is why pop writers have to find a new way to describe musical events, and not just by offering dopey imitations of classical musicology.
Sarks said she had had "genius Australian pop writers working on a plan" in case the song could not be used, and cast members were learning new choreography.
