Sentence examples for world trends from inspiring English sources

But this month it plays host to the drawings of Ken Morgan, a Connecticut resident whose tightly focused, energetic drawings pick up on wider art world trends.

Throughout his life, Carl was intensely committed to the honest, almost cathartic, personal expression found through paint, an idea often at odds with contemporary art world trends.

Flying in the face of 1970s minimalism, Mr. Downes's landscapes continued to buck reigning art world trends in the next decades.

Perhaps it is, though the present show suggests to me not so much a response to art world trends as a desire by the museum's curators to air unseen elements of their collection.

On both issues, many nations, especially the Europeans, have been working overtime to keep the United States from drifting farther away from international organizations just as world trends become more global.

"Davos is always a crash course on what's new in world trends and world thinking, and the fact that it's jumbled, that you feel confused, is part of the process," said Daniel Yergin, chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates, author of "Commanding Heights: the Battle Over the World Economy," and one of the panel leaders.

Cuban policies have bucked the world trend.

The "American Giving Awards" are part of a broader business world trend.

That started a world trend — a lot of other fashion brands came into that.

Intentionally or not, Mr. Morgan's drawings reflect a wider art world trend -- an enthusiasm for doodlelike drawings.

In a simpler world, trending would be harmless, the equivalent of baseball fans checking batting averages on a daily basis.