Sentence examples for later trends from inspiring English sources

Later trends in consumer architecture — notably the mid-century department store, another Paris invention — rendered these small-scale archetypes passé.

But Britpop's blend of glam and new wave rock with parochially English lyrics didn't gain traction in the United States and has been largely supplanted by later trends in Britain.

Coming from his undergraduate art studies at the University of Wisconsin, where the faculty had no patience with Abstract Expressionism or any later trends, was "like stepping out of the Middle Ages," Nauman said.

Both moments were initially powerful for the women who viewed them, but they did not stop the continually limiting representations of women in the media – or later trends of extreme thinness.

The receiver of the AKM version, introduced in 1959, was made of lighter sheet metal, reducing the weight to 8.3 pounds, and the AK-74 version, following later trends in the West, switched to a 5.45-millimetre cartridge.

Her love of kitsch, once shared by other members of her generation then pushed aside by later trends, guides her decorating and landscaping, as well as her hairstyle and mismatched ensembles, which make Julian Schnabel's pajamas-in-public habit look conservative.

His shadowy charcoal drawing from 1944 of medieval knights' helmets reveals a later trend toward humanist surrealism.

In short, sensational tales of the supernatural provided reliably consistent magazine content, just as detective stories did at the end of the century: the Strand Magazine's much-imitated Sherlock Holmes is the best-known creation of the later trend.

It later trended globally on micro-blogging website Twitter.

This later trend is most noticeable in the self-employment numbers.

This is quite opposed to the later trend in the 1950s when deontic logic reemerged, this time as a full-fledged discipline, deeply influenced by earlier developments in alethic modal logic.