Sentence examples for a vogue from inspiring English sources

Can't we have a vogue - and a Vogue - for that?

Now there's a vogue for the liveable.

I thought, what is a vogue?

The aria also enjoyed a vogue as a concert piece.

It was a vogue to which even royalty became attracted.

Even jazz enjoyed a vogue, despite its racial "impurities".

Here a rage means a vogue, a dance craze.

An expression sometimes merely enjoys a vogue, much as an article of apparel does.

Touring troupes created a vogue for jiggs on the Continent beginning in the 1590s.

After that one show, she scored a Vogue Italia cover.

For a Vogue Italia shoot recently, it was all rustic and equestrian with silks and gold.