How To Use Out of fashion In A Sentence
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His gentler poeticism has fallen out of fashion.
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Their music will never go out of fashion .
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For comic effect it has a character whose supposedly hilarious weakness is to use phrases that have gone out of fashion.
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He's been in fashion, he's been out of fashion, he's been a jazz-rock drummer, a prog-rock singer and a housewives' favourite.
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Munk á csi managed to make art out of fashion photography and many of his fashion images highlight the photographer's constant attention to geometrics and aesthetics.
A Retrospective of Munk
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The charm bracelet itself has come in and out of fashion over the decades.
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Traditional sitcoms, in particular, have fallen out of fashion as networks ditched the laugh track in recent years for "dramedies" such as "Desperate Housewives" and fresher formats in the vein of the mock documentary "The Office.
A Nerdy Comedy's Winning Formula
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And she told me, after she had looked it all over and said it wuz kinder thin and slazy, and checkered shawls had gone out of fashion, and the black looked some as if it would fade with washin ', and the white wuzn't over clear, and the colors wuzn't no ways becomin' to her complexion, and etcetery, etcetery.
Samantha among the Brethren — Volume 3
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Besides, the term "gotcha question" is so out of fashion.
Joan E. Dowlin: The Scariest Thing About the Sept. 12 GOP Debate Was the Audience
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Better be out of the world than out of fashion.
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All the shine and glitter from jewelry will not go out of fashion for a long time.
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But now that marriage has gone out of fashion in Britain, our young men are no longer growing out of their wayward behaviour.
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Bravery never goes out of fashion.
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He thought and wrote in grandiose terms, in a style that has now gone out of fashion, and that would be censored by our scientific journals!
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Egyptian scarabaei were perched on an Alpine mountain; there a clay amphora, of the shape of the Greeks or Romans, was adorned with gaudy plates cut out of fashion magazines.
The Youth's Companion Volume LII, Number 11, Thursday, March 13, 1879
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And while the term prop trading has gone out of fashion, "flow" business -- the trading of relatively straightforward financial products on behalf of clients -- has become the new buzz word for investment banks.
Reuters: Press Release
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He's been in fashion, he's been out of fashion, he's been a jazz-rock drummer, a prog-rock singer and a housewives' favourite.
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Politeness seems to be out of fashion these days .
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We can make culture and journalism into second-rate activities, and spend centuries remixing the detritus of the 1960s and other eras from before individual creativity went out of fashion," he complains.
Maria Rodale: You Are Not a Gadget... Are You?
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From what I gather "creampuff" was either a real-estate regionalism or has fallen out of fashion.
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Head to your local auction house for classic furniture that won't go out of fashion.
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Narrow trousers are very much out of fashion.
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She was correctly dropped because her doe-eyed interview technique went out of fashion.
The Sun
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Dark oak finishes are out of fashion at the moment, with blond woods such as maple and birch taking over.
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Of late the sociobiological approach to violence, never completely out of fashion, has returned with a vengeance.
Bloodlust
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The term "nonvintage" has fallen out of fashion with some producers, who prefer the more positive-sounding "multivintage," though I've yet to hear someone ask for a "multivintage" Champagne in a restaurant or retail store.
Bubble by Bubble
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*Although the term civic art has gone out of fashion, it was once widely used.
Makeshift Metropolis
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And railways especially were well out of fashion.
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With these styles becoming popular hats were going out of fashion as they could not sit on the bouffant styles, and did not suit the gamine image.
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Bell-bottomed pants are out of fashion now.
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The bomb had gone out of fashion, and it was realised that the principal weapon of the infantryman was the rifle.
The Story of the "9th King's" in France
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Better be out of the world than out of fashion.
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This sort of history teaching has long been out of fashion among our post-modernist educational establishment.
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But the council's acting chief executive Kim Corrie doesn't think being a debutante has gone out of fashion, and she's hopeful there'll be enough women for a ball next year.
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The charm bracelet itself has come in and out of fashion over the decades.
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Bravery never goes out of fashion.
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In the age of the viral video, patience is out of fashion.
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The galaxy of handsome women that formed the court of the Emperor had perhaps sent beauty somewhat out of fashion; for the high-born ladies who took their place were what we should call dowdy, and had nothing distinguished in their appearance.
Reminiscences of Captain Gronow
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Narrow trousers are very much out of fashion.
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Dense hangs are out of fashion, and when it comes to fashionable interior decoration, minimalism tends to be the order of the day.
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Better be out of the world than out of fashion.
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The masked dancing, if it were dancing at all, which had been general in the days of the Emperor Maximilian, and which had not yet gone out of fashion altogether at the imperial court of Vienna, had long been relegated to the past in Spain, and the beautiful "pavane" dances, of which awkward travesties survive in our day, had been introduced instead.
In the Palace of the King A Love Story of Old Madrid
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Fur coats have gone out of fashion.
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Some awful trendy logo which would go out of fashion in a few months?
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Dining rooms are out of fashion, orangeries are old hat and en suite bathrooms are expected as standard.
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Danny's been spending money like it's going out of fashion .
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Robert Hunt also mentions Walsall, saying of it in his time, when shoe buckles were entirely out of fashion: ‘What, however, does remain of the shoe buckle and clasp trade is mostly confined to Walsall, where, as before stated, buckles, rings, territs, and other things belonging to harness of all kinds, are manufactured.’
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Cr ` ebillon is entirely out of fashion, and Marivaux a proverb: marivauder and marivaudage are established terms for being prolix and tiresome.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 3
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I always favored mescaline, though that's out of fashion by now I suppose.
THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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Boswell tells us that although the sage himself never smoked, yet he had a high opinion of the practice as a sedative influence; and Hawkins heard him say on one occasion that insanity had grown more frequent since smoking had gone out of fashion, which shows that even Johnson could fall a victim to the _post hoc propter hoc_ fallacy.
The Social History of Smoking
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A style of art can go out of fashion and then come back into favour fifty years later.
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These two have weathered the storm while sketch comedy has gone out of fashion.
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The vast majority of the clothes are either unwearable, no longer fit me (charity shop) or are way out of fashion (charity shop too).
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If these looks stay in fashion for the rest of my life I will never go out of fashion.
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Today, a belief in human exceptionalism is distinctly out of fashion.
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These classic pieces are often timeless, never seem to go out of fashion and are easily adapted to the style of the season.
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Ivory is now out of fashion due to conservationist efforts to educate the buying public.
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Realism is now out of fashion, in large part as a consequence of those silly semantic claims.
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She's been spending money like it's going out of fashion.
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Better be out of the world than out of fashion.
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But with the onset of the Depression, he saw modernistic commercial photography go out of fashion.
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Although it's out of fashion, I find sidestroke is by far the best for sea swimming – there's no putting your head in the water, so breathing and vision are easy: useful, as Byron would not have had goggles.
Notes & queries: The universe? It's a mesh knitted by the flying spaghetti monster • Bottom line on skirting boards • Byron's swimming style
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Looking back at the dotcom boom, investors were throwing money at businesses and the dotcom people would spend it like it was going out of fashion.
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The classic look never goes out of fashion.
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The label famously turned down the chance to sign the Fab Four in 1962, pronouncing that guitar bands were going out of fashion.
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These two have weathered the storm while sketch comedy has gone out of fashion.
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Fur coats have gone out of fashion.
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A style of art can go out of fashion and then come back into favour fifty years later.
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Here is a band that captured the ebullient mood of the mid-1990s, and went out of fashion as quickly as they came in.
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Grey is out of fashion now .
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Always insist that black flares, safari suits, wide collared white shirts and high heeled shoes never go out of fashion.
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Careful spending has gone out of fashion in our consumer society.
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Marriage seems to be going out of fashion.
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For comic effect it has a character whose supposedly hilarious weakness is to use phrases that have gone out of fashion.
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Careful spending has gone out of fashion in our consumer society.
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I was inebriated and thought they were really cool, but they had gone out of fashion before they'd even left the shop.
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Danny's been spending money like it's going out of fashion .
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Careful spending has gone out of fashion in our consumer society.
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That colour has gone out of fashion.
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This empire, he was obliged to say, for the term republic had gone out of fashion.
A biography of John Randolph, of Roanoke
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A style of art can go out of fashion and then come back into favour fifty years later.
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The portmanteau is out of fashion but the portmanteau word is not.
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Barely three centuries after the full-bottomed wig went out of fashion, and hardly two centuries after the sartorial demise of the short wig, Her Majesty's judges are going to sit with bare heads.
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It also has a magnificent border of giant dahlias, a plant that has been out of fashion for years, but one that gives great value.
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Though the voluminous skirts of yesteryear were out of fashion, a slight bloom of the skirts was acceptable if not encouraged.
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It has been already mentioned that he fought in the Spanish wars, and in milder moments he distinguished himself at 'justs and tournaments now justled out of fashion by your carpet knights.'
Devon, Its Moorlands, Streams and Coasts
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Your manager spends like it's going out of fashion, yet 'we don't have a goalscorer which is where we're severely lacking'?
TEAMtalk Football News
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This reflects changes within math itself, where formal axiomatization is now out of fashion and things like computer simulation are much more used.
Memetic Suicide, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Some styles never go out of fashion.
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Idon't understand why garden pinks seem to have gone out of fashion.
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When Beethoven is out of fashion, that is because people are afraid of drama and of sublime emotions.
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But keep in mind that anything too purply will age you and bring attention to jowliness, and too waxy is very out of fashion.
Archive 2006-04-09
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Until a few decades ago, campimetry was the standard of care but now is out of fashion.
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With all the hoo-ha about next week's regal festivities, the Diary receives a timely reminder that even monarchs go in and out of fashion.
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Ridiculous, irrelevant facts; stupid lines from unmemorable films; endless lyrics from bands that were out of fashion before anyone realised they existed.
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These two have weathered the storm while sketch comedy has gone out of fashion.
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Professor Whorwell concludes, The term hypnosis was coined by a Manchester surgeon, James Braid, early in the nineteenth century, and it's been in and out of fashion ever since.
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They don't replace items because they are unwanted, a little frayed or just out of fashion.
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In addition, various combinations of pearl necklaces come in and out of fashion with regularity.
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These two have weathered the storm while sketch comedy has gone out of fashion.
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They were drainpipes, out of fashion, and I was the laughing stock of the school.
Remembrance Day: 'I'm an old man, I am supposed to be tough. I thought I was hard, but I'm not. He's my dad and I miss him'
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So enjoy it while it lasts, but be aware that you can go in or out of fashion.
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I thank God witches are out of fashion," observes Lady Mary, in a letter to her daughter, when spicy gossip about her doings abroad had been circulated in London, "or I should expect to have it deponed, by several credible witnesses, that I had been seen flying through the air on a broomstick.
The Ladies A Shining Constellation of Wit and Beauty
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Whether kids know what the word "leotard" means I don't especially care - given that it's an obscure word for an object they've probably never seen (they're out of fashion) I don't really see why they would need to.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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The classic look never goes out of fashion.
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These clothes were dirty, old, moth-eaten, and had been out of fashion for at least fifty years.
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Better be out of the world than out of fashion.
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Here is a band that captured the ebullient mood of the mid-1990s, and went out of fashion as quickly as they came in.
Times, Sunday Times
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But because he wrote in a plain style and assumed this worldly-wise tone, he's quite out of fashion.
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He doesn't seem to come into and fall out of fashion as much as he is simply appropriated for new purposes with each generation.
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This sweet fortified wine from Spain fell out of fashion briefly in favor of brighter younger wines.
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Idon't understand why garden pinks seem to have gone out of fashion.
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It's rather out of fashion now, but I believe that my late partner was administered some form of it when an emergency caesarian had to be performed without prior anaesthesia.
Archive 2009-03-01
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Better be out of the world than out of fashion.
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Purely by chance, she chose a colour that would never go out of fashion.
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My sense is that the word broil has gone out of fashion because it's associated with bad home cooking using the oven.
Languagehat.com: BROIL/GRILL.
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There the wind whistled too, "whiles," with the fall approbation of snow birds and chickadees, -- the three going out of fashion together.
Say and Seal, Volume II
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They don't replace items because they are unwanted, a little frayed or just out of fashion.
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Mr. Slope in the cathedral, they would hear him elsewhere; they would leave the dull dean, the dull old prebendaries, and the scarcely less dull young minor canons to preach to each other; they would work slippers and cushions and hem bands for Mr. Slope, make him a happy martyr, and stick him up in some new Sion or Bethesda, and put the cathedral quite out of fashion.
Barchester Towers
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In the old days he'd always worn a bowler hat, of course, and when they went out of fashion, a trilby; never a panama, not to the Club.
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Bell-bottomed pants are out of fashion now.
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Hijacking in the traditional sense is out of fashion.
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