Hipster in a sentence

Ben Aveling of Alexandria says: "A Justin Hemmes pub, hipster grocery stores, hipster barbers and a wine room (C8)?

S. Hipster Index,” apparently not noticing that the word “hipster” dates from the 1940s.

But it broadened itself beyond the foreign stuff by also drawing on art out of the National Lampoon camp and other hipster publications.

Sea Isle City used to have a great arcade called Uncle Mike's but of course some Hipster bought it, removed all the pinball machines to make way for redemption machines and he was out of business in two years.

The city straddling the Kansas-Missouri state line long ago shed its old cow-town image, turning into a hipster paradise on the plains.

A hipster doomsday bunker transformed into a with string lights looks like a wine bar - but the reality is grim.

A survey of 2,000 adults attracted to men found that 55% thought stubble, often sported by actor Chris Hemsworth, was the sexiest facial hair look, far outstripping the short beard (24%) and hipster beard (eight%).

Logan played J.R. Hale, a hipster valet parking attendant on the ABC detective show.

Nor is the overall thrifted-androgynous-mullet aesthetic that is ubiquitous in (what were once called) hipster subcultures in Toronto.

The large, open brewery now doubles as a daytime coffee shop, so the decor looks a bit more urban-hipster-y than before.

Actually, not to sound like a hipster, but I’m glad the rest of you are getting in on it with me.

All location palettes are on offer in the capital from classical to modern, industrial to upscale, hipster to retro, with castles and rural landscapes.

Elsewhere 'hipster' farmer Fred Price sells his ethical produce to London's top restaurants, while Julius Roberts shares his passion for sustainability, animal welfare, cooking and gardening online.

Is it a hipster thing to open Bodegas?

It didn't help that Peter Parker was a hipster douche, of course.

It might feature a skate-boarding, hijab-wearing bloodsucker, but A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night is much more than a hipster horror film.

Lots of hipster overlap in the clientele though, at least in my occasional forays.

Payday lenders rebranding themselves as hipster fintech credit and buy-now, pay-later providers are abusing screen scrapers to scope out when consumers’ bank balances hit a low point before hitting them with pressure marketing for high-cost loans.

Since then, the asterisk has essentially become the punctuational equivalent of the word “hipster”; something that is frequently pulled out by people who want to disparage things they don’t like regardless of how valid their argument is.

The hipster hypocrisy mentally this century is so counterintuitive and productive.