| 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. |
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| Floating in the fog of privilege, all sorts of voguish developments in language control bypassed me. |
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| The voguish nature of the concept of civil society leads to the danger of undue faith in the role of community-based organizations in nurturing and protecting democratic values. |
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| And Boston Ballet's 2015-16 season doesn't include any of the voguish quintet in its programming. |
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| In fact, the very idea of normality has been redefined in voguish ways by various observers, readers will have noted. |
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| It will be no consolation to Zaka Ashraf that he was ousted in a voguish manner, by a judicial coup from the Islamabad High Court. |
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| Officials ignore the potential for innovation in consumer products or services and get seduced by the hype of voguish high-tech sectors. The universal race to create green jobs is the latest example. |
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| In a bid to redefine fashion in a modern light, Cbazaar came up with the 'EthnoVogue' concept, which speaks about a communion of voguish trends and ethnic attires. |
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