Sentence examples for stuff of pop from inspiring English sources

Electric guitars may simmer or wail, and drums may pound, but this is not the stuff of pop hits.

Paolo Nutini's rise from Paisley chip shop hand to multi-platinum recording artist is the stuff of pop fantasy commonly seen in the world of TV talent shows.

She never became as widely known as they were (though she did record a live double album at Carnegie Hall), partly because her voice was never as big as theirs, but also because her lyrics — frank and dark, even when tinged with humor, and often wincingly confessional — were not the stuff of pop radio.

Davis and Whitney's friendship and professional collaboration is the stuff of pop music legend.

It's the stuff of pop culture that we the people of New York City continually debate, embrace, are fascinated by, oft imitate, and sometimes reject, but never forget.

It's not the fault of those born from 1946 to 1964 that their intimate, formative experiences have become the stuff of pop-culture cliché.

In 1964 Ken Kesey embarked on a coast-to-coast-and-back road trip, spreading the word of LSD with a busload of costumed cohorts; it is the stuff of pop-culture legend, and the founding gospel of the hippie movement.

Shellac goes around the corner that separates acceptable fantasies -- the romantic stuff of digestible pop -- from the shadowy realm of the forbidden.

Jesse Catalodo of Slant felt that the lyrics to "The Only Exception" may be "irredeemably over-the-top" but its "vocal melodies are the stuff of perfect pop".

Alas, the vast majority of Netflix's hackday stuff never sees the light of day outside of the hackathon (that would require Netflix doing something new and public-facing that isn't just changing the UI for the zillionth time) — so don't expect any of this stuff to pop up on your account anytime soon.

In other hands, these objects could easily become the stuff of graphic design, Pop Art or kitsch.