Sentence examples for doll phenomenon from inspiring English sources
8 P.M. (11) FELICITY: AN AMERICAN GIRL ADVENTURE -- For young fans of the American Girl doll phenomenon, this is a story inspired by the doll named Felicity (no relation to Keri Russell's character on the old college-girl drama series of the same name).
David spotted Sabina and they got into a discussion about the Barbie doll phenomenon, she warning him that he would someday be surrounded by them.
I think this is partly why I embraced the American Girl doll phenomenon with my daughter as she was growing up.
These baby women can be seen everywhere: on TV, in magazines, films, etc... My series "Little Dolls" questions this phenomenon.
Adopting your very own "China doll" became a cultural phenomenon amongst parents around the world.
Recent findings on the considerable effects of persistent luminescence (PL) decay on ML phenomena (Rahimi MR, Yun GJ, Doll GL, Choi JS. Opt Lett 2013 38 193235) have motivated the incorporation of critical factors (i.e. strain rate, stress-free PL decay time interval, photoexcitation time, instantaneous PL decay rate, etc).
With the Wii, Nintendo has created a phenomenon that recalls crazes of Christmases past: Cabbage Patch dolls, Furby, Tickle Me Elmo.
Inspired by the social-media phenomenon of young women who use makeup to transform themselves into living dolls, Simmons hired a makeup artist to paint wide-open eyes on the closed eyelids of her models, rendering them gorgeous but blank.
With more than 21 million dolls sold since 1986 and welcoming more than 46 million visitors to its retail stores, the American Girl phenomenon shapes the wish lists of countless youngsters.
As feminist Natasha Walter notes in her book Living Dolls, the third element was the resurgence of glamour modelling – previously seen as an 80s, perm-based phenomenon.
