Sentence examples for trend about how from inspiring English sources

It's a trend about how people are expressing themselves, about how societies will choose to organise themselves, about a new democracy of ideas and information, about changing notions of authority, about the releasing of individual creativity, about resisting the people who want to close down free speech.

There have been trends about how coat belts must be tied and trends about how coat sleeves must be rolled.

She tells BBC Trending about how she uses social media to cope.

Trends about how consumers value food products are an important contribution to develop the strategy of food companies (Grunert et al. 1993).

He talked to BBC Trending about how he's working (without pay) to capture the dramatic story unfolding in his home city.

Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker has become a legend for publishing these compilations of the most critical stats and trends about how technology is evolving.

During the activity, the app will store trends about how different behaviors affect your focus, and can provide tips and tricks to improve.

I hate trend pieces about how "kids today" get together in groups and end up having sex with no strings attached until somebody gets hurt, but it's very much a thing that happens, and not only to kids.

Now "I will be the only staff reporter in the north … Whenever the Guardian runs a trend piece about how 'we' are all watching The Wire/eating baba ghanoush/wearing harem pants, I always think to myself: in north London maybe.

Yglesias' piece has been widely circulated, surely not because of his selection of analogy to introduce his topic: Some years ago, I recall reading a series of trend pieces about how teens these days are engaging in rampant oral and anal sex in an effort to preserve their status as "technical" virgins...

Kim Kardashian received a vampire facelift on her reality show, which led to numerous trend pieces about how "hot" the technique is with the rich and famous.