voguish वाक्य
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- This phrase, first used in 1839 in " Thirty-Six Years of Seafaring Life, " has evidently achieved its voguish pinnacle today.
- Sooner or later they will be, despite the voguish backlash against the idea that NBC, Turner and Murdoch are seeking to conquer the world's airwaves.
- Most important, perhaps, Kane debunks the voguish idea that affirmative action based on class rather than race could serve as a politically palatable means to the same end.
- As a result, voguish restaurants and cafes have popped up, including La Fonda Boricua, Dinerbar and SpaHa ( a Soho-like coinage for Spanish Harlem ).
- Voguish handicappers will pick against favored Affirmed Success, because horses coming out of the 7-furlong Vosburgh Stakes at Belmont Park usually flop in this 6-furlong race.
- These two sumptuous-voiced and unabashedly emotional women-- a major new diva, Ciofi is on this list three times-- sing with radiance and voguish style.
- Women who weren't all that interested in a voguish princess, women who possibly had never trucked in fairy tales, women who recognized a fighter when they saw one.
- Sooner rather than later, it loses its referent and becomes a freestanding idiom; people use the familiar phrase out of voguish habit, forgetting the source that initially popularized it.
- Companies that had catered to the state's boundless growth, manufacturing roof tiles, floor pavement and the like, soon sought an alternative, outfitting dishes in voguish peasant colors.
- But there was also an unflattering buzz about Details in some quarters of the press and among members of the voguish crowd Truman runs with at European fashion shows and on the New York night scene.
- The Republicans loose off voguish anti-government tirades; the president wrinkles his statesmanlike brow, waits for the yapping to die down, then explains that cutting government should be done carefully and cautiously.
- Political campaigns are built to take the pulse of public sentiment and play to some popular rhythm, and that may partly account for how voguish it is at the moment to portray the opposition as negative.
- With its exposed beams, wagon-wheel chandeliers and fieldstone fireplace, the restaurant still looks like an old country tavern, even though the weekday menu offers voguish delights like cilantro pesto and radicchio with melted gorgonzola.
- He wrote in the " New Statesman ", " Perhaps the biggest misconception is the voguish notion that if tax credits are cut, employers will somehow decide to offer pay rises to fill the gap.
- When Japan's prime minister showed up last year for the summit of Asia-Pacific leaders, the voguish brown scarf he threw over his shoulders seemed to symbolize a break with the gray world of Japanese politics.
- Yes, the rich face problems _ " challenges " or " issues " would be the voguish circumlocutions _ and in a very modest way, Christopher Mogil and Anne Slepian of Arlington have been capitalizing on them.
- A few years ago, the voguish at the end of the day had its time in the sun, but its meaning was closer to " when all is said and done " than " moment of truth ."
- With its straight and square lines of the Italian Renaissance _ the voguish style in New York City in the period that immediately preceded World War I _ the building has managed to hold on to its exquisite copper cornice and its Grueby tiles.
- Or unless you prefer voguish periods, now called dots, as The New York Times Magazine finger-snappingly does; then it's 3.5 . 2000, which has been further shortened to 3.5 . 00 .)
- Younger consumers, men now in their 30s and 40s, whose notions of style were honed on aggressively voguish labels like Prada, Helmut Lang and Dolce & Gabbana, are among those giving made-to-order suits a push.
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