Sentence examples for somewhat trendy from inspiring English sources

Benetton appeals to young people who want to buy somewhat trendy, yet tailored, brightly colored sportwear at a reasonable price.

In all cases they should be "in excellent condition and somewhat trendy," and reflect the house's style.

All of a sudden, being middle-aged is somewhat trendy.

They're somewhat trendy or they have some sort of gimmick, or they're somewhat expensive.

Semmelhack explained it was (somewhat unsurprisingly) trendy for women to borrow from mens' closets in the 1600s, and there they found high-heeled shoes.

This is a stylish Italian spot, with high ceilings, amber stuccoed walls and a somewhat self-consciously trendy crowd.

GISc researchers in the US have witnessed these changes in just the last crop of PhD students, with topics on location-based services, the geoweb, volunteered geographic information and neogeography, somewhat eclipsing earlier, trendy topics on web-based GIS and interactive digital cartography.

Ben finally let the cat out of the bag and announced that Matt Nathanson was the somewhat obscure, yet trendy artist.

Nothing evokes hip urban living quite like having a "loft" to call home, and that goes double if the space is butted between a trendy neighborhood and still somewhat gritty industrial corridor.

The Upper West Side, a safe, pleasant residential neighborhood, is somewhat removed from the New York pizazz of trendy restaurants, night life, and theater.

These social elements somewhat of bring to mind those "rate anything" apps that were trendy a few years ago, like Kevin Rose's Oink or the ex-Googler backed Stamped, for example.