Sentence examples for was not in vogue from inspiring English sources

Melville was not in vogue.

When it was not in vogue, he left Indiana and an angry Bob Knight after his sophomore year, when he led the Hoosiers to the N.C.A.A. championship in 1981.

The term, ITS, was not in vogue then.

When I was in school, Edith Wharton was not in vogue.

I've always loved cartoons and I never let it go even when it was not in vogue to talk about cartoons.

I've always leaned "progressive" even when it wasn't in vogue.

At a time when feminism wasn't in vogue and bourgeois values prevailed, the self-reliant Schiap provided an alternate path, a dash of Continental romance.

"Even though they had money to spend, they felt they had to pull back slightly because it wasn't in vogue to have three or four people in your home".

The term "Presidential" wasn't in vogue, but Party leaders hoped that this champion of the Republican right would evolve into a mainstream candidate in time for the general election.

But reasons for optimism increase too: Yasuo Kuniyoshi's "Strong Woman and Child" is exemplary in a symbolic sort of way, while "Peter Blume's "Vegetable Dinner" is encouraging in the way an obviously sophisticated woman is prepared to accept a meager meal at a time when vegetarianism wasn't in vogue.

"Science fiction wasn't in vogue then.