Sentence examples similar to vogueish move from inspiring English sources

Burnley's 2-0 win over Swansea this weekend came courtesy of a fine passing move and a vogueish approach to counterpressing, which suggests that – despite having been lumped in with Allardyce, Pulis and all the other pragmatic British plodders – Dyche lives a secret life as English football's answer to Emmanuel Macron.

Now the vogueish view of Blairdom is that ministers are becoming obedient paper pushers while power moves into the hands of a prime minister's cabal.In this section An inspector calls On the brink of recession?

That, and the more vogueish phrase "extraordinary rendition".

In short, Swarm is meant to be, to use a third vogueish buzzword, "disruptive".

And the current vogueish advice among the backroom set is: Go after your opponent's strengths.

All vogueish angst, it could amount to a last hurrah for Duran Duran.

It's midday on Monday in a vogueish corner of East London.

Featuring three tracks in the vogueish L.I.E.S./Berceuse Heroique-style of mouldering techno, it flirts with outright distortion.

Sharing the spotlight with Deacon this week was Christopher Kane, the young Glaswegian with the vogueish Versace-meets-Hoxton aesthetic.

But don't discount it from becoming a repository of retina-grabbing background visuals for questionably vogueish club nights.

It's perfectly valid and vogueish to make a film about the good, honest pleasures of back-to-basics street food.