Sentence examples for recent vogue from inspiring English sources

This kind of thing kicked off in the US with the New Journalism, but its most recent vogue has been over here.

Both are part of the recent vogue for "revisals": old shows that have been gutted and refurbished, to render them more palatable to modern audiences.

Franz West, the Viennese sculptor, collagist, and furniture-maker, is a gentle anarchist whose audience-friendly works anticipated — and considerably outshine — the recent vogue of "relational aesthetics" in international art.

Stage versions of Bergman's movies are a recent vogue, probably because the rights to adapt them were released after his death in 2007, as Mr. van Hove noted in a recent interview.

While rents were low, Mr. Tarter said, smart landlords resisted signing long-term leases, and instead invited in temporary tenants, which explains in part the recent vogue for pop-up shops.

Taking the recent vogue for all things cartoonish and costume one step further is a collection by Dilara which features statement necklaces strung with Plexiglas faces, goggle-eyed glasses and even everyone's favourite waste-disposal robot, Wall-E.

An editorial said the pair was " at odds with the recent Keynesian vogue, and in tune instead with the frustration with government fine-tuning that has dominated world economic policy since 2008".

She is, according to a recent profile in American Vogue, a "rose in the desert".

There has been quite a vogue in recent years for what are called random acts of kindness.

It's a word, one that has gone sadly out of vogue over recent decades and been mostly absent from this campaign.

At 5-9 1/2, he is not the big receiver that has been in vogue in recent years and he has short arms.