Sentence examples for sort of postmodern from inspiring English sources
It's sort of postmodern".
Well, yes, but that makes it sound sort of postmodern.
"I wanted to do a sort of postmodern musical," he said.
He has a sort of postmodern delivery that is not easy to alter — as if he were bemusedly watching himself do something as silly as arguing political issues.
"The Queen of the Night" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Alexander Cheee's second novel, fifteen years in the making, is a sort of postmodern bodice ripper.
If, like me, you often enjoy this sort of postmodern nattering, then his book will do what it says a novel should do.
They take a situation we've seen before, but then they read it as, "No, you're not crazy that person's an impostor!" 'I think there's a lot that hasn't been written about in those sorts of postmodern dystopian books by men.
Is Honey in on some scam cooked up by the producers to get the show talked about, or scamming them as part of some sort of dazzlingly postmodern statement on what the music industry has become?
"To me, they're sort of like postmodern poetry," Stolle says.
The resulting litany resembled a kind of postmodern ritual.
"She would be very cross if you described her as 'cabaret'," said Rice. "She is a sort of post-postmodern performance singing sensation.
