Sentence examples for up on the zeitgeist from inspiring English sources

"He always picks up on the zeitgeist".

Because fashion is usually seen as superficial and shallow while war is serious, "fashion picks up on the zeitgeist very quickly and you see some interesting reflections of who we are and how we live," Dr. Tynan said.

A cover of The New Yorker last spring picked up on the zeitgeist: a young man hangs up his new Ph.D. in his boyhood bedroom, the cardboard box at his feet signaling his plans to move back home now that he's officially overqualified for a job.

Michael Hann Read the article One Dance is unequivocally the year's biggest song, tying with Wet Wet Wet with 15 weeks at number one and almost breaking Bryan Adams' all-time record – partly down to being a good record, but mostly the result of Drake dancing up on the zeitgeist until it eyerollingly relents.

"The rest is up to the zeitgeist".

In a bid to make the show feel even more gritty and authentic, and to pick up on the pop zeitgeist of using DIY props following Miley Cyrus's hammer-licking escapades in 2013, contestants now perform in a garage owned by 2010 winner Matt Cardle (the mooted 2017 venue is Wagner's allotment).

Even without activists in the streets, Republicans and Democrats are picking up on the popular and policy zeitgeist and starting to question the concentration of wealth in the hands of the less-than-1-percent.

The original songs on Yankovic's albums are a long-term labor of love that's never seemed to get caught up in the zeitgeist.

These acronyms change and develop all the time, so keep up with the zeitgeist.

He sucked up the zeitgeist and gave it to us kids to feast on.

As a result, regular theatergoers and older New Yorkers who pride themselves on being informed about the cultural zeitgeist picked up on the show's buzz and did not want to be left out.