Sentence examples for is not in vogue from inspiring English sources

Dependency is not in vogue.

"Conspicuous consumption is not in vogue".

"Raw space is not in vogue," Mr. Palombi said.

What to do when what you want to wear is not in vogue?

She also said she was not sorry for having focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, even if that is "not in vogue right now" and not topping the Israeli public's agenda.

Dr. Greenberg believes in what he calls "Jewish ecumenicism, even though it is not in vogue". He seeks ways to reach out to all Jews, by broadening and liberalizing the Orthodox structure.

Saucy, busy French cooking isn't in vogue, and might not be what the toppled titans of Wall Street — or anyone else re-examining spending habits — are looking for.

Although swordfish isn't in vogue, I've encountered it recently at the restaurants Dani, Del Posto and Il Mulino, each of which prepared it differently, none of which prepared it any more appealingly than Fresh did.

Even if the Israeli-Palestinian conflict isn't in vogue right now, there's an urgent need to reach a permanent agreement with the Palestinians as well as with the Arab world," she added.

To celebrants of the U.S.-Iran deal -- a group that includes the Obama administration and most of Washington's foreign-policy community -- that kind of argument isn't in vogue right now.

Melville was not in vogue.