Sentence examples similar to accepted vogue from inspiring English sources
He wondered why Judson was an accepted part of dance history and voguing wasn't.
"Right now," Dr. Rigel added, "that theory is probably more out of vogue," having given way to the accepted wisdom that aging is caused by exposure to the sun.
David Daniels has accepted that limitation in his opera career, and until a vogue erupts for countertenor Alfredos or Tristans, he doesn't have much choice.
In 1993, a year American Vogue did a fashion shoot of his minute lilac flat in London, Mr. Bowles accepted her job offer in New York.
Anyway, as it seems in vogue to attach conditions before accepting these calls, we have agreed to show up, but only in return for an audience with the reclusive Ashley.
Young customers are accepting easily fur clothing and accessories as one of fashion trends and such vogue of fur fashion which is new and young is causing increased demand for more creative fur design.
Such stories--including one in the August issue of Vogue--usually go on to note how long it took the Nashville music scene to accept Harris.
In accepting the Pritzker Prize in 1987, Mr. Tange said he had wrestled with how to reconcile a bold future with a respect for the past without indulging in the historical pastiche that was in vogue at the time.
(The vogue term for this is "ego depletion"). Too often, instead of slowing things down and analyzing them, System 2 is content to accept the easy but unreliable story about the world that System 1 feeds to it.
When a voguer steps onto the floor to compete, he or she is selling their true self a unique identity in a heteronormative world that does not fully understand or accept them.
