Sentence examples for prevailing vogue from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding the prevailing vogue for fantasy, some children's writers engaged with real and challenging subjects.

He was keenly aware of what people thought of him, and he was constantly jockeying for position in his field and doing it exquisitely well to maintain the high regard of his colleagues, even changing his own memory of what he had said in various papers to fit whatever the prevailing theory in vogue was.

His 1968 postscript to his 1965 essay on "repressive tolerance" will no doubt be the first to return to vogue.UNDER the conditions prevailing in this country, tolerance does not, and cannot, fulfill the civilizing function attributed to it by the liberal protagonists of democracy, namely, protection of dissent.

The prevailing housing type, though, is the ranch, because that style was in vogue in the post-World War II period when much of the town was developed as a Bridgeport and New Haven suburb.

Perhaps the prevailing climate mattered.

Is that the prevailing view?

The voters are prevailing.

So far, the older generation is prevailing.

They are, for the moment, prevailing.

Take the 5/2 about the Londoners prevailing.

But they play by the prevailing rules.