Sentence examples for chasing trends from inspiring English sources
That to me is the confirmation that for them it's not all about status labels and chasing trends.
Cline, who admits to being a "reformed fast-fashion junkie," notes that "because of low prices, chasing trends is now a mass activity, accessible to anyone with a few bucks to spare".
Most important, beyond the emotional trauma that birthed it, "Vulnicura" is Björk at her finest as a singer and composer — a rare case of a mature master artist making work at the highest level, responding to her own creative needs and curiosities rather than chasing trends or fishing for acclaim.
It's a fitting album for Beez's initiation into the world of rock and heavy metal; he has never been afraid to champion the bands and records that people 'shouldn't' like, music with integrity, heart and soul rather than flavour of the month acts chasing trends.
7 Though eventually one of the most influential artists in music and beyond, Davy Jones, as he was by now, spent most of the 1960s frustratingly chasing trends, enduring a succession of false starts, first with blues-influenced bands such as the Kon-rads, the Manish Boys and the Lower Third, and then as a solo artist.
But the longer she's away, the more likely she'll look like she's chasing trends rather than shaping them.
As the dotcom bubble showed, active managers are themselves prone to chase trends.
Those stores that have stayed alive have either strayed from marketing to children or have chased trends like fantasy and role-playing game cards.
It is a record whose melodic appeal is obvious from the first play, without ever feeling like it had to chase trends or, in fact, make any kind of artistic compromise whatsoever.
A service like Rent the Runway, she said, encourages people to chase trends instead of finding a look that works for them (and which they can afford), then making it their own.
It served popular tastes, chased trends and evolved just as rock, hip-hop and electronic dance music do today.
