voguish in a sentence

Examples

1. Home crafts like weaving were voguish in Hollywood in the 1950s; she gave him work teaching weaving.
2. That was a double : The paper coupled the vogue word transparency with the even more voguish word issue.
3. Until recently, it was voguish to call Rudolf crazy, in part because he loved art more than politics.
4. Civic journalism, or public journalism as it is sometimes called, is a voguish new addition to the campaign scene.
5. A store that still carries the original overhead sign " Louis Zuflacht-- Smart Clothes " actually sells voguish glassware.
6. When U . S . managers latched onto Japanese techniques in the 1980s, just-in-time became a voguish mantra.
7. Give the voguish jargon a little time; this anomie-tooism will pass because it is a highbrow term that lacks specificity.
8. There is nothing voguish about the cooking or the presentation _ no tall food, no dusting of plates with paprika or powdered sugar.
9. A voguish band of French intellectuals predict a coming clash with the all-devouring, all-knowing " hyperpower ."
10. One of the reasons large companies are doing better is that they got religion in the 1990s, and it became voguish to cut costs.