Sentence examples for obligatory trend from inspiring English sources

Celebrities sent their high-and-tights, as they called them, around the globe, spawning a generation of imitators and obligatory trend pieces, which noted in 2011 that it had become the preferred cut for the well-coiffed, well-clad, crunchy cosmopolitan.

Both are obligatory, of course.

No dish comes across as a compulsory sop to unadventurous eaters or an obligatory nod to some trend.

If you missed "brogramming's" rapid media-saturation ascent in the past year or so, let me bring you up to speed: The term arrived on the scene with a wink and a nod, the satire garden grew up around it, mass media recognized a trend, the obligatory Facebook community appeared, thebacklash began, then the dude-why-so-serious-backlash-to-the-backlashkicked in.

Upon reading the advice "Accept all invitations," he hyperventilates: "The consummation of this trend is the obligatory participation in official 'leisure-time activities' in totalitarian countries".

The food, which is vaguely Italian, reads like a careful primer on current trends, well executed if obligatory.

Except, of course, the obligatory masks.

In 2008, a total of 2545 cases of syphilis were reported to the System of Diseases of Obligatory Declaration (EDO) in Spain, 1 continuing the trend of an increasing incidence of this STI.

However, a trend towards making the return of results obligatory if this return is in the best interests of the child (during childhood) is clearly tangible.

The obligatory drag ranged from 2.1 to 2.3 cM with a slight increasing trend in conjunction with a lower frequency of the favourable allele in the donor line.

Gregory Hicks from The Michigan Daily gave the song a negative review, referring to it as an "obligatory 2013-dubstep mess created for the sole purpose of attempting to follow a trend".