Meanings of new vogue in English

His chief medium was the short story, to which he gave a new vogue.

Today the new vogue is "Voice over Internet Protocol", or VoIP.

The visit of Reubeni, as well as Sabbatai Zebi's, gave new vogue to the place.

It was important to try to link God with the new vogue for Aristotelianism in Europe.

Liberty magazine has set a new vogue by announcing before each article the official reading time.

It is distinctive, too, of the taste of the period,-thenew vogue given to the genius of Dante.

With the rapid advance of biotechnology, the term has acquired a new vogue, attracting famous adherents such as futurist Ray Kurzweil.

By 1978, cisplatin-based chemotherapy was the new vogue in cancer pharmacology; every conceivable combination was being tested on thousands of patients across America.

There are new vogues of dress, new schools of thought, new modes even of play.

That's the debate in India surrounding a new Vogue magazine video featuring Bollywood star Deepika Padukone.

He goes outside to get the mail and sits in the driveway with the new Vogue.

Sources said that at the same time a new Vogue Australia cover story dropped -quoting supermodel Jenner saying of potentially marrying Simmons, Maybe.