Sentence examples for silly pop from inspiring English sources

No wonder there's more shock about a silly pop video than real people really dying.

The gesture was pure Loser's Lounge: an affectionate nudge at a sweet and silly pop saint.

But it's the week in, week out silly pop stuff that I miss.

In his opinion, however, the ecstatically received Up was just another example of how "Pixar disgraces and delimits the animated film as a mushy, silly pop form".

The name has the bouncy catchiness of a silly pop song that enters your left ear and refuses to exit the right one.

After years of playing metal, he found solace in country music, a genre often considered "bubblegum or silly pop", he says.

The most radio-friendly emo frequency was bounded on one side by darker, post-hardcore bands, like Thursday, and on the other by silly pop-punk acts, like Sum 41, that were mainstream enough to appear on MTV's "Total Request Live".

Of late Jessica Kagan Cushman has made a name for herself by taking gorgeous Ice Age mammoth tusks, turning them into smooth bangle bracelets, sullying them with silly scrimshaw pop culture sayings and selling them by the bargeload to even sillier celebrities at $1,400 a pop.

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Particularly on Saturdays, people came and went all day, dropping off car seats; Barney videos; ice skates and out-of-date computers; the Mel Torme, Herman's Hermits and Thelonious Monk vinyl record albums; the silly vases; pop-up toasters and dented filing cabinets -- like a pageant of human obsolescence cycling out of one life and into another.

"The calf, being a silly pup, when he popped his head out and saw the boat I think that excited his interest and he started to come towards us, but his mother didn't like that too much so she got him away, but we managed to capture all the photos," Fewings told the Townsville Bulletin.