fads造句

It was a lesson to me not to follow fads.

Ignore the investment fads. The fact that everyone else is doing it doesn’t make it right.

But unlike other food fads—two well-documented examples are cronuts and cake pops—pumpkin spice has endured.

These fads, opinions, and aesthetics are tossed away just as easily as they're donned and absorbed, making the individuals that embody them creatures of constant flux.

Though science likes to think of itself as rational, it is just as prone to fads and assumptions as any other human activity.

Unlike lawyers and doctors, teachers need not keep up with fast-paced changes in their profession; they would do better to resist pedagogical fads.

Business schools need to make more room for people who are willing to bite the hands that feed them: to prick business bubbles, expose management fads and generally rough up the most feted managers.