But then again, there are already some in that very vanguard, looking at life with a more generous and egalitarian eye, and fighting to defend its native sanctity accordingly.
Alberti was in the vanguard of the cultural life of early Renaissance Italy.
It argues that the life of Vanguard-class boats can be stretched at most to 30 years, not to 44 years as the service of America's equivalent Ohio-class boats can be.
They invented the myth of bra burning to sell newspapers, and they depicted feminists as being in the vanguard of a style of life devoted to consumption and the self.
While the QB1 is far from the vanguard of this AI in life movement, their robot has captured it pretty well by demonstrating the possibilities and limitations of such complicated devices.
As such, end-of-life care is at the vanguard of the government's "any qualified provider" policy.
Des Bishop, a comedian who was born in America but has spent most of his life in Ireland, is in the vanguard of a loose but vocal movement that says binge drinking in particular has encouraged Irish people to pander to an outmoded stereotype.
Some haredim are concerned that the changes will be the vanguard of an attack on the religious way of life.
For close to a century, Harlem has been the iconic black neighborhood widely seen as the heart of African American life and culture, both celebrated as the vanguard of black self-determination and lamented as the face of segregation.
The supermodel provides a snapshot of a moment in time because she is always at the epicentre of the fashionable cultural life of her time – and at its vanguard.
One show in the vanguard of this trend, "Enlightened," has already had the life stomped out of it (sob), and I'd put "American Horror Story: Asylum" in this category, too, but it doesn't exactly need help in the hype department.
