Sentence examples for fogyish from inspiring English sources

It's profoundly moving to see a twenty-two-year-old art student struggle with the pettifogging scrutiny of her fogyish male professors and declare, with the kind of simple, good-humored calm with which all absolute visionaries see past as trivial to the total, the existential urgency that whips her into an inner fury in her daily life.

While his program included a fogyish diatribe against cargo pants (why preach to the converted?), a défilé of boldly striped, fluidly cut, nostalgically patrician leisure wear pared to its essence — blue water and white heat — reasserted his virtuosity.

It's a fogyish old chestnut, but true enough in the context of young writers - for example Richard Mason and Jenn Crowell - who have found their careers more or less paralysed by overpromotion.

Even the phrase "stand firm" may sound pretty fogyish.

Is this a fogyish yearning for the long-gone heyday of the written word?

"Bunker 13," with its mixture of yuppie modernism and fogyish regret, precisely captures this moment.

Mr. Fortuyn himself was a far cry from the fogyish and xenophobic Jean-Marie Le Pen of France, whose conservatism harkens back to the Vichy era.