Sentence examples for idea of trends from inspiring English sources

The idea of trends is dead and buried.

I don't like the idea of "trends" at all.

Fury: It's interesting that in your work you've both collapsed the idea of trends.

We do a lot of research at music festivals, clubs and gigs, and look at street style to get an idea of trends coming through and movements in fashion.

Sir Wilfrid Le Gros Clark was one of the primatologists who developed the idea of trends in primate evolution, and that the living members of the order could be arranged in an ascending series leading to humans.

He is believed to have developed the idea of trend following systems in the 1950s.

"I feel like the idea of seasonal trends is antiquated already," says Imran Amed, founder of Business of Fashion.

While the national house price indices can give you an idea of market trends, some areas have seen things picking up more than others.

I am not a climate scientist, but my experiences in the deep field over the past 25 years are consistent with the idea of warming trends observed worldwide.

This gives an idea of overall trends but it tells us very little about who is hungry, where they live, and whether people are able to get the food they need to protect themselves and their children from malnutrition.

"We gotta backfill some of the data (easy, but for those who imported their Dodgeball history before Google took the site down, we can give you a good idea of the trends around who you've been hanging out w/ going back to 2003).