Examples of catchy

• Dissonance spreads through the harmony, though the strings push on optimistically, the piano decorating until it picks up the reel itself - wonderfully catchy writing, this.

• But some business names of this phrasal type are catchy, more recent and less traditional.

• Vogt repeatedly came up with such catchy phrases.

• The chapters in the first part of the book are organized around these catchy terms.

• The catchy title raises expectations (and, quite possibly, the sales figures as well) which are not fully fulfilled.

• Even in a discipline that the layman thinks of as pure and number-based, it seems that inventing a catchy phrase is of crucial importance.

• To give the reader a rough idea of times and difficulties, here are some (completely unreliable but catchy) rules of thumb.

• This phrase was normally the catchiest, most singable element of the song.

• Experts cooperate by providing catchy opinions without revealing their conflict of interest.

• The triple time is catchy and the changes of metre break each five-line strophe into small segments.

• The catchy little tune reveals she is a nun and not, say, some shepherdess.

• Older established brands created catchy slogans or characters and even engaged celebrities to endorse their products.

• In another catchy cassette poem released several years later, another poet accuses an acquaintance, who has gained considerable fame through a recent cassette, of stealing his verses.

• A tremendous economy with words, catchy phrases, and gripping slogans appeal to customer psychology, at the same time as the ad-makers use word-triggers to evoke a desired response.

• Somehow, that is just not as catchy.