“How many red carpets must a trouser-dress combo walk down before you can call it a dead fad?”

“Writing off communism as a fad for silly kids is just as bad as showing it up as a serious menace.”

“He was turning music I grew up on into a watered-down fad, a moneymaking thing.”

“Emotional stress is often associated with food faddism and slimming trends, both of which can lead to eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa.”

“With patience and persistence it can be done, but not at the speed that favours faddism.”

“It turned out to be gluten-free – there's a real focus on organic and environmentally sound practices as well as, yes, food faddism in the city.”

“What makes such exercises bearable, though, is the stubborn persistence of genuine craft amid insipid faddishness.”

“The failure to constitutionalize the question of access to civil justice is not merely a want of generosity, faddishness, political correctness, or even compassion.”

“Sir John was a faddist, and, like the rest of his kind, eminently pig-headed.”

“Look in the dictionary and you will find that the enthusiast is not the faddist.”

“But unconventional as his views may appear, it must not be thought that Ostwald is a faddist.”

“Years of serving up the same basic meals that my fussy daughter Jesse would eat has just ended up pandering to her faddiness.”

“Her only concession to faddiness is that she eats just half of the food on her plate when she goes out to dinner.”

“There are food faddists, and quacks in the medical field, and persons who oppose fluoridation of water.”

“But on the other hand, those of us with celiac disease are looked upon as if we are simply food faddists.”

“It's charming but luxurious with a full spa, stunning views of the Eiger mountain and a restaurant that caters to halal diners, vegetarians and gluten-free faddists alike.”

“I don't understand a lot of things others take for granted, and I am left cold by fads such as postmodernism, etc.”

“You can't force a style on people, and trends and fads come and go at different intervals.”

“Like the yo-yo, the hula hoop, and the Mohican haircut, vehicle fads come and go.”