Sentence examples for pulp idea from inspiring English sources

"Making things criminal that you wouldn't necessarily think of as a crime, to me it's just 'crime fiction,' and that's sort of a pulp idea.

"Making things criminal that you wouldn't necessarily think of as a crime, to me it's just 'crime fiction,' and that's sort of a pulp idea," Smith told Gothamist.

Thereafter they dwell in secret erotic bliss, at least until he beats her to death with his gloved fists in a scene that brings an unpleasantly graphic connotation to the idea of pulp fiction.

"Demonlover," with its sleek surfaces, slippery ideas and pulp flourishes, is a perfect critical object.

Serge Gainsbourg was dismissed as evidence that the French were cloth-eared until DJs began sampling him and Pulp and Beck pinched ideas from his back catalogue.

For "Way Station," Mr. Long will be returning to the ideas in "Pulp Pieces," making objects that he says are "only partially there," to be completed by the dancers moving in, under and around them -- still another Cunningham synergistic work that will not be fully realized until opening night.

This article highlights the latest developments regarding scaffold materials, stem cells, and dentin-derived growth factors specifically for a cell-homing approach to engineer dental pulp and summarizes new ideas.

The following year, Avon's printer, J.W. Clements, suggested to Meyers the idea of a pulp magazine which included a few pages of comics.

Mr. Halfnight presents both sides, but make no mistake: this show is as much pulp fiction as theater of ideas.

As the 20th century dawned, "[p]hilosophers, physicists, poets, and pulp writers all struggled" with ideas about time, an inevitable preoccupation in an age freshly obsessed with thoughts of the future.

This illuminated suitcase idea (first featured in Pulp Fiction) is grand.