voguish

How To Use voguish In A Sentence

• In short, to borrow a voguish term, they acquire the competencies which are characteristic of higher education.
• Now, without the flourish of an exclamation mark, that sign lacks verve or at least zeitgeisty voguishness. NBC Los Angeles - News Top Stories
• a suit of voguish cut
• “Christians are the new gays,” more than one person told me, rolling their eyes at the condescending voguishness evangelicals are currently enjoying in Hollywood. Rapture Ready!
• Both artists are born out of DJ culture and enjoy wildly diverse musical tastes, which isn't to say that this is merely a voguish rediscovery of garage rock.
• This time capsule of escalating Cold War paranoia is rendered in the once-voguish "semidocumentary" style, providing terrific glimpses of 1948 San Francisco. Twitch
• voguish terminology
• It seems to be killing disciplines like literary criticism, where voguishness and arcane jargon have alienated the ordinary educated reader. The New Age of the Book
• I now know two families who have voguishly taken to keeping chickens in their gardens. Times, Sunday Times
• In dealing with the voguish, momentary popularity of moments in this space recently senior moments, Zen moments, Maalox moments, I neglected the essence of the word expressed in the adjective momentous: “of great weight; of major significance.” No Uncertain Terms