Sentence examples for fashionable concerns from inspiring English sources
It was just the media machine that moved on, periodically resetting its agenda and turning its attention to other more fashionable concerns.
Some might see this as an example of what Frank Kermode, the noted British Shakespearean, complains about when he speaks of those who profess to be concerned with Shakespeare while actually using Shakespeare to write about more fashionable concerns.
She is interested not in divorce or infidelity, but in marriage – not very much in isolation, estrangement, alienation and other fashionable concerns, but in courtship, child-raising and filial responsibility.
Bruce Garlow, who has been the Richmond town administrator for 14 years, said that the desire to protect the small-town rural character has its roots in the 1950's, long before the environmental and aesthetic issues of unchecked development became fashionable concerns elsewhere.
Within medical history, he pioneered the now fashionable concern with patients (instead of doctors), and his books on 18th-century medical history (two of them written with his third wife, Dorothy Porter) rescued this century from the clutches of historians blind to its medical richness.
Making martyrs of Indian religious symbols is meant to appeal to those who embrace such fashionable spiritual concerns as yoga, Free Tibet and Cabala.
This fundamental right cannot be abrogated, even in the name of more fashionable civil rights concerns.
It seems it has become less fashionable to express concern about population growth in recent years, partly because such concern is somehow associated with coercive practices.
Stockholm's tourist-grade hotels may be clustered in Norrmalm, near the Central Station, but as far as the city's fashionable flocks are concerned, the area is dead at night, filled with clueless out-of-towners.
People are neater in New York and, if not exactly more fashionable, certainly more concerned with whether the black of the suit jacket is the same black as the black of the suit pants.
Dandyism, defined as a man "unduly concerned with looking stylish and fashionable", might seem like trivial concerns in the era of the Black Lives Matter campaign.
