Sentence examples for groundbreaking collection from inspiring English sources
It was not a groundbreaking collection but one that caught the spirit of dressing up in a subtle way.
It was in the fall of 1984, during London's first fashion week, that a young unknown named John Galliano presented a groundbreaking collection titled "Afghanistan Repudiates Western Ideals".
Morrison gave me a copy of one of the first books she worked on, "Contemporary African Literature," published in 1972, a groundbreaking collection that included work by Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe, Léopold-Sédar Senghor, and Athol Fugard.
Their writings--available in a groundbreaking collection new this month--are not well known.
N& A: Love InshAllah: The Secret Love Lives of American Muslim Women is a groundbreaking collection of 25 writers speaking openly about love, relationships, sexuality, gender, identity and racism for the first time.
Paul Kudzo and Jack Wright also put together a groundbreaking collection of musicians from the coalfields, and the impact of mountaintop removal on their CD collection, Music of Coal.
The narratives that Ms. Didion kept coming back to in her first two groundbreaking collections of essays, "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" (1968) and "The White Album" (1979), concerned the mythology of her native California.
This doesn't make for groundbreaking collections, but as buyers and investors in fashion labels become ever more cautious, a brand's marketable DNA is all the more important.
The groundbreaking 1966 collection arrived three years after "The Feminine Mystique," which by the time of its release in 1963, popularized ideas about sex roles that had been fomenting in Western culture since "The Second Sex," which had come out 14 years earlier.
Her groundbreaking "Film Still" collection was inspired by old B-movies and comprises 69 images.
In October 1999, BowieNet hosted a virtual premier of the The Saatchi Collection's groundbreaking exhibition, Sensation: Young British Artists, before its arrival at the Brooklyn Museum.
