Sentence examples for almost every trend from inspiring English sources

MADISON AVENUE is a one-way street, but figuratively it goes two ways: for almost every trend in advertising, it seems, there is often a countertrend.

"The 1970s suffers from being discredited — but the reality is entirely different," claims Olivier Saillard, the curator of a Paris exhibition that brings to virtual life an era of dancing, prancing models, experimental ready-to-wear fashion and, by the time the decade had segued into the '80s, almost every trend that marked the final part of the last century.

The Minecraft phenomenon runs counter to almost every trend in the contemporary computing industry, which is towards the kind of consumer lock-in and corporate control that we see in the "normal" games industry, in which teenagers frenziedly play a new game for a few weeks and then drop it.

In many ways, it's the perfect convergence of almost every tech trend of the past five years.

Almost every strange trend in national politics is on display in Connecticut this year, including the multiplication of superrich candidates.

Her experiments with dialogue and props, her use of film and belief in a democratic creative process predicted almost every choreographic trend.

And it is slightly heartbreaking that Madonna, an artist who made her name through an intuitive grasp of almost every major trend and zeitgeist fluctuation, is so crap at social media.

As Peter Robinson wrote in the Guardian: "It's slightly heartbreaking that Madonna, an artist who made her name through an intuitive grasp of almost every major trend and zeitgeist fluctuation, is so crap at social media".

That this case runs counter to almost every other trend in the religious liberty arena may go without saying.

Their practice, which has thumbed its nose at almost every popular design trend and maxim for 23 years, is a study in survival.

Indeed, Terry Gross and "Fresh Air" are the antithesis of almost every market-driven media trend.