| They're edgier than the Strokes, flirtier than Gang of Four, and catchier than a Yankees glove smeared with pine tar. |
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| When we play something we really like and something as catchier as possible and hopefully, the audience will feel that and walk with us. |
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| Here we are two years later: new songs, straightforward lyrics with melodies that are catchier than ever. |
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| Tom Perkins, a prominent venture-capitalist, called the task-force a death panel, admittedly catchier than its real name. |
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| The heavy parts are heavier and the melodies are catchier then ever, there's not much to say about it, we simply tried to write better songs and we achieved the score. |
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| The content team then acts as arbitrageurs, cosmetically altering the source material and reposting it under what they hope will be a catchier headline. |
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| But organisers want to revamp it with a catchier name and need the public's help. |
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| It's slick to the point of vacancy, and even catchier numbers like Everybody Nose are clunking. |
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| It was well before my time but the more the fans sing it the catchier it gets. |
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| This is a catchier issue than the details of surveillance law, and a cause célèbre for all Americans outraged at the industry's apparent collusion with Mr Bush's abuse of executive power. |
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| It is still difficult to combat these traditional ideas and entrenched interests, especially in a climate where the opponents of free trade often have the catchier slogans. |
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| Pierpoljak slips into each style with ease and uses this broad musical palette to produce a suite of even catchier tunes. And to say that they stick in your head would be an understatement. |
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| This record is catchier and more danceable but still menacing and cool. |
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