Sentence examples for immense vogue from inspiring English sources
With the Qing dynasty came the beginning of the immense vogue for porcelain in Europe that was to reach its height during the first half of the 18th century.
Relying on movement without words, it enjoyed an immense vogue in imperial Rome, contributed to the style of commedia dell'arte, and underwent a revival in the latter half of the 20th century at the hands of such French performers as Jean-Louis Barrault and Marcel Marceau.
Yvette Guilbert, original name Emma Laure Esther Guilbert, (born Jan . 20 1867?, Paris died Feb. 4, 1944, Aix-en-Provence, Fr)., French singer, reciter, and stage and film actress, who had an immense vogue as a singer of songs drawn from Parisian lower-class life.
The double-significance Neyman Pearson formula for sample size calculation that is now in vogue results in immense sample sizes that can lead to illogical interpretations.
While Mr. Koizumi and other politicians push for a more assertive Japan, many Japanese who lived through Japan's expansion in Asia and war retain vivid memories of the immense cost to their country and are cautioning against the vogue of revisionism.
The desire for aromatic substances has had immense historical repercussions, the effects of which are being felt long after the vogue of spices has diminished.
The vogue for historical novels was at its strongest in the 1820s and was given impetus by the immense influence of the French translations of Sir Walter Scott (though Madame de Genlis claimed strenuously that her own historical novels had established the vogue long before).
