Sentence examples for fashionable studies from inspiring English sources

His long series of fashionable studies, often satirizing contemporary manners and costume, were reproduced by the best engravers of the time.

This situation has implied that lipids until recent years have been living in the shadow of the more fashionable study of genes and proteins.

It is no longer "fashionable" in studies of corruption to consider a nation's culture, Waters said.

Historians of daily life, as different as Fernand Braudel and Richard Cobb, made it fashionable to study individuals, so long as they were humble.

It is now fashionable to study brain waves to see what lights up upon hearing the words "Coca Cola", or to measure pupil dilation in response to brand logos.

The problems date to the mid-1990's, when consumer demand was high, juice drinks were becoming fashionable, and medical studies showed that cranberry juice helped prevent urinary tract infections.

The encaje, as it was called, remains the most fashionable and widely studied experiment in capital controls.

Too many are studying fashionable things like social sciences rather than engineering or computing.Small, mundane changes would help.

Fashionable areas of study include the effect of liquidity on asset prices and the impact of automated trading programs designed to take advantage of mispricing of securities.

I first read Richard Hoggart's The Uses of Literacy a million years ago, when I was in the sixth form and it was a fashionable and influential study of working-class culture.

In the tradition of "whiteness studies," the fashionable academic subfield that has transformed our understanding of race as a social construction, Sharfstein's account stresses the power and importance of self-definition.