Sentence examples for special vogue from inspiring English sources

He was conservatively dressed, a 20th-century young man of no special vogue or group, and his bearing suggested that there were a few exactly like him in every generation since the world began.

Summer brought more #futureisgreen clues, with Vogue India featuring me in their special Vogue India Wellness Guide in July, while August saw the American edition of Vogue embrace everyone's favorite social media platform by giving their cover to The Instagirls.

It just names itself for a European capital that's enjoying a special international vogue right now; installs a restaurant affiliated with one of England's most celebrated chefs, Gordon Ramsay; then follows the dictates of good taste, not geography.

A new form of blanket distribution was brought into play to launch Steven Spielberg's Jaws (1975), which, along with George Lucas's Star Wars (1977), helped renew the cinema-going habit and started a vogue for childlike special-effects blockbusters.

The current vogue for digitally enhanced special effects in live-action movies, for jumpy, gestural editing and for glib pseudo-irony has lulled us into a hyperactive slumber.

The Kentish Cobnut is back in vogue, but what is so special about this particular nut?

At high-end retailers, special events for cardholders are coming into vogue.

The current vogue for digitally enhanced, computer-generated special effects in live-action movies, for jumpy, gestural editing and for glib pseudo-irony has lulled us into a pixilated, hyperactive slumber.

The current vogue for digitally enhanced, computer-generated special effects in live-action movies, for jumpy, gestural editing and for glib pseudo-irony has lulled us into a pixellated, hyperactive slumber.

Special classes for these children are coming into vogue.

Under the emperor Domitian, who claimed her special protection, the worship of Minerva attained its greatest vogue in Rome.