Ms. Hamilton ascribed a renewed fascination with Japan in part to a rejection of trend-chasing in favor of looks perceived as authentic, that hold up over time.
The sport's popularity seems based in sentiments like Templin's — a rejection of the trend of bubble-wrapping childhood — and a move toward embracing traditional, rough-and-tumble Western culture, according to interviews with participants.
The Kwiatkowski, Phillips, Schmidt and Shin (KPSS) indicate rejections of the trend stationary null in both levels and first differences at the 5% level for the three Mexican price-level measures.
Rather, he said, the clothes were a rejection of last season's trend, "which was very much about ladylike fashion and uptown socialites, et cetera, and trying to put young girls in the clothes and attitudes of their mothers and grandmothers".
A rejection at this trend line could send the shares lower on the next leg of their downtrend.
The literature, in which the idea of "Second Demographic Transition" plays a pivotal role, emphasizes the importance of the ideational shift from the influence of normative authorities to individual autonomy and the rejection of irreversible choices in shaping current trends in North America and Western Europe.
Where Ultra-Orthodox Judaism is known for its rejection of the outside world, Chabad bucks the trend.
This trend is perhaps a rejection of high culture, an attempt to elevate fringe elements of pop culture to the status of socially acceptable material obsession.
We must add to this the task of mapping the diversity of social, political and religious trends, and the unanimous rejection of extremist violence.
Interesting trends, such as a rejection of home and car ownership, suggest there's greater hunger for meaning and relationships in life than for accumulation of stuff.
I passed over what I didn't like: the pushing of supplements, adaptogens, odd restrictive dietary trends, and the subtle rejection of western medicine and science in favor of more "natural" remedies.
