demode造句

• I think trends are a little demode, don't you?
• French fashion may be demode, having ceded domination to sportswear designers.
• Not that all embassy functions have become demode.
• Just as minimalist fashion is out today, in furniture and interior design, cold, sleek surfaces are demode.
• The idea is that Bonnard remained a modernist and didn't just turn into a demode painter of bonbons on the Riviera.
• "The Old-Fashioned Way " ( " Les Plaisirs Demodes " ), " Happy Anniversary,"
• His paintings, in which the mystical and the homely merge, were considered demode even in his lifetime, and were forgotten after his death.
• But that was in the good old pre-p . c . days, before bitchiness turned demode, and everyone settled into peaceful coexistence.
• Remove it from its rightful context, and beautiful easily becomes ugly; fashion becomes demode . ( This explains the unfortunate reactions people have to their high school yearbook pictures decades later .)
• The dimly lighted, demode Eugenia Room on the fourth floor of Sardi's in New York is not the usual site for an announcement by the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
• Tiramisu is so ( ital ) demode ( end ital ) ( literally, " week-old roadkill " ) that the author of the article could not even bring himself to explain what it is.